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Perth Observatory
495 Reviews
337 Walnut Rd, Bickley WA 6076
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Good for kids
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Gravity Discovery Centre
666 Reviews
1098 Military Rd, Yeal WA 6503
The gravity discovery centre has something for everyone, from astronomy to Astrophysics and indigenous culture. Book your tour now.
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Good for kids
Meckering Observatory
0 Reviews
Meckering WA 6405
The only museum of photography open to the public in Australia. One of the largest private collections of cameras in the southern hemisphere. Every camera on display is fully operational. Not only cameras but also projectors, enlargers, magic lanterns, magic lantern slides, processing gear, anything to do with photography in any way, shape or form.
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Toilets
- Debit cards
- Mobile payments
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Diesel fuel
- Ethanol-free petrol
- Full service fuel
Recommended Reviews
Kipp Ler
20.10.2023
Gravity Discovery Centre
It's definitely worth a visit when you are up around this area. Ticket price includes indoor galleries, outdoor trails and a climb up the tower. You are also given two water balloons ((one small and one large)) to drop from top of the tower
Nelufar Yasmin
20.10.2023
Gravity Discovery Centre
Great place to show kids some magics of science & a brief on the universe.$52 family 2 adult & 1 kid. Please check price details and allow yourself about 4 hours. Full day and group visit should be great.Please contact before group arrival, so that you will not miss anything. Try a good sunny day.We missed the tower view and experiment because of cloudy weather.
Ange Turner
10.10.2023
Gravity Discovery Centre
We had an Absolutely fabulous afternoon here!! Very affordable and run by volunteers the Gravity Centre sure packs in the information and interactive activities for the kids. We were blessed with an unexpected private guided short tour from the Chief Astronomer, who enthralled the girls with interesting facts and got their brains pumping! Thank you to the wonderful staff and Chief Astronomer, Rick for all your hard efforts! Can’t wait to come up for the night tours!
Brayden Hsu
06.10.2023
Talc mine lookout
Awesome
Laurina Fitzpatrick
04.10.2023
Perth Observatory
Had an absolute blast here!The volunteer were amazing, the tour was amazing, the knowledge, history and whole experience was amazing! I highly recommend this!My favourite was the Jewellery Box and the Sombrero Galaxy! Truly mind blowing.Thank you for this experience
Alphonse Vassallo
30.09.2023
Talc mine lookout
Interesting and beautiful views
Moni Leah
26.09.2023
Perth Observatory
Great family outing in the hills. Affordable and enjoyable. Volunteers are very welcoming and full of knowledge and history of the Observatory. Granted 400k per year for the next 4 years, thanks to our State Government, to hopefully inspire students from all over
Gary Johnson
20.09.2023
Talc mine lookout
Great experience, very interesting!!
Yan
17.09.2023
Talc mine lookout
This is the largest talc mine in Australia! Worth a look if you're in the area. The sign says it's 1.3km long.There's a small mound of broken up talc stone at the carpark area, so you can take home a little souvenir.Note: 4km of unsealed road to get here, lots of loose gravel and bumpy.
jaswant singh
16.09.2023
Perth Observatory
I brought my wife and 2 teen boys for the night tour . All of us had a fantastic time . It was so much more than we expected. The guides were knowledgeable and super helpful. After the trip, my older boy has decided to go ahead to pursue astronomyin the uni . I plan to visit this place again.