Perth Town Hall
Highlights
- Explore the stunning Gothic architecture of Perth Town Hall, a unique heritage site built by convicts in 1870.
- Admire the award-winning restoration that preserves antique charm while offering modern amenities for a unique experience.
- Discover local culture through art exhibitions and displays in the Lower Foyer, enriching your visit with contemporary insights.
- Join a free guided tour every first and third Thursday, uncovering the rich history of this cultural icon.
Built in 1870, Perth Town Hall is Australia’s only Gothic-style town hall—and the only one constructed by convicts. This stunning heritage building stands as a proud reminder of the city’s colonial past.
An award-winning restoration has carefully preserved its antique charm while integrating modern amenities, making it a truly unique venue. Visitors usually explore the grand interiors and appreciate the blend of history and contemporary function.
The Lower Foyer regularly showcased art exhibitions and informational displays, offering visitors a chance to experience local culture alongside history.
Free 60-minute guided tours were held every first and third Thursday of the month, starting at 10:15 am from the iCity Information Kiosk in Forrest Place, Murray Street Mall. Tours do not run on public holidays.
Perth Town Hall remains a treasured cultural icon, soon to welcome visitors again in 2025.
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.