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Boat Cruises

Boat Cruises

The Swan River makes its way through many of the city’s neighbourhoods before it reaches the Indian Ocean. The river takes you through the Swan Valley wine region, Perth’s Central Business District and affluent suburbs, and the port city of Fremantle. Enjoy the view and the breeze, have a meal, and stop once or twice for a wine tasting. Pick a cruise that is just right for you. Captain Cook Cruises is one of the most popular cruise operators. They sell a variety of tour packages, including ones that take you past the mansions in Millionaire’s Row or into the peaceful Swan Valley.
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Nostalgia Box Museum

Nostalgia Box Museum

Take a trip down memory lane and admire over 100 video game consoles on display dating from the 1970s till 2000s. Learn the history of your favourite video game companies and the progress this art form has made over the decades. The consoles are not only for show either. Play all your favourite childhood games or take the opportunity to try old classics that somehow missed your screen in the past. Relive your old memories and create new ones with your friends and family.
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Stargazing at the Perth Observatory

Stargazing at the Perth Observatory

The upside of Perth being more like a small town than a capital city is minimal light pollution. It means Perth and its surrounding areas are full of excellent stargazing locations. The most obvious and fitting location is the Perth Observatory in Bickley Valley. Check their website for tours and special events. If you don't feel like taking a guided tour, why not make an evening of it by packing a picnic basket and jumping in the car to admire the Milky Way somewhere special, away from intruding city lights?
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