About Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Kings Park and Botanic Garden is a 400-hectare parkland on Mount Eliza overlooking Perth and the Swan River in Western Australia. Established in 1872, it is one of the world's largest inner-city parks, combining natural bushland, the Western Australian Botanic Garden showcasing over 3,000 native species, and the State War Memorial precinct. It is renowned for panoramic city views, wildflower displays, and cultural heritage.
Visitors guide
Visitors can explore expansive bushland, manicured gardens and lawns with panoramic views over Perth city and the Swan River. The Western Australian Botanic Garden displays native flora, while the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, DNA Tower, State War Memorial, Synergy Parkland and various lookouts, memorials, sculptures and cafes are spread across the park. Sealed walkways, guided walks, picnic areas and playgrounds allow for leisurely sightseeing, photography and nature appreciation.
Key highlights
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Western Australian Botanic Garden with over 3,000 species of Western Australian flora
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Lotterywest Federation Walkway - elevated glass bridge through eucalyptus canopy
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State War Memorial precinct including the Cenotaph and Court of Contemplation
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Panoramic views of Perth CBD, Swan River and Darling Range from Mount Eliza escarpment