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Kings Park

📍 Australia, Perth, Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Kings Park
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★★★★★

Introduction

Kings Park is the pride of Perth, on Mount Eliza west of the city centre, covering about four square kilometres and one of the world's largest city parks, bigger than New York's Central Park. Most of the park keeps native Western Australian bush, and the WA Botanic Garden collects over three thousand local plants. Each September and October during the wildflower festival, flowers blanket the hills in brilliant colour. From the high ground you take in the Perth skyline, the Swan River and distant hills, a perfect spot to overlook the city. Free to enter, it is both a plant treasure and the city's green lung for rest, picnics and views.

✨ Highlights

1
City and river overlook
From the high ground see the Perth skyline, Swan River and distant hills, wide open.
2
WA wildflowers
In Sept-Oct the wildflower festival blankets the hills in brilliant colour.
3
Native bushland
Large native WA shrubland kept intact, a natural treasury in the city.
4
Glass bridge walkway
The Federation Walkway glass bridge at the treetop canopy, walking among the tops.

🛈 Practical Info

→Free entry：The park is free; some tours or events charged separately.
→Best time to visit：Spring (Sep-Oct) wildflower festival is most beautiful; dusk gives city night views.
→Getting there：Bus or drive up the hill, west of the city centre.
→Picnics：Lawns and BBQ areas suit picnics; watch your food.
→Sun protection：Strong WA sun, don't forget a hat and sunscreen.

💡 Tips

• Spring's wildflower festival is Kings Park at its best, don't miss it.
• At dusk the high ground gives a lovely view of the Perth skyline and Swan River night scene.
• Don't miss the Federation Walkway glass bridge high in the canopy.
• Tours and events follow the park's official notice.

FAQ

Any practical tips for visiting Kings Park?

Spring's wildflower festival is Kings Park at its best, don't miss it. At dusk the high ground gives a lovely view of the Perth skyline and Swan River night scene.

Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.