With wildflowers blooming, waterways flowing and mostly cool and sunny weather, spring is the best time of the year for a day trip from Perth.
Where it concerns the perfect Mother’s Day brunch spot, Fremantle serves up some truly beautiful breakfast fare. Venture off the Freo “cappuccino strip” and explore charming alfresco dining available for brunch on Mother’s Day with our top picks below.
There’s nothing better than a nice big bowl of ramen to keep you warm on the colder nights, and in Perth, we are lucky enough to have a host of Japanese restaurants making ramen the traditional way, with pulled noodles, well-seasoned miso-based broth and a perfectly soft-boiled egg. Top that off with a dash of melt-in-your-mouth sliced pork and a sprinkling of nori and you can’t go wrong. Here are a few places to try out.
Tapas is more than just food - its a way of life. Originating in Spain, tapas are designed to be shared by many, encouraging socialisation and conversation as plates overload the table with delicious nibbles. There's nothing better than sitting down with a plate of hot, delicious bites, and sharing them with the table. Sharing is caring, so here is our guide to the best places in Perth for some mouth-watering, tasty tapas.
There is a Turkish saying: “The memory of a single cup of coffee lasts 40 years!” So, out of respect for the Turks, before we discuss the making of Turkish Coffee, you need to understand the history and the ritual. Taking great pride in their hospitality, the presentation and method of serving Turkish coffee are equally as important as the way it is made.
Experience a country charm across the character townships of the vibrant Perth Hills.
As we come out of self-isolation, the moment may have passed, but if you are looking for a lasting hobby to remind you of the time that was COVID-19, a native bonsai may be for you.
The oldest bonsai in the world is estimated at 1000 years old. In WA, Dianne, President of the Bonsai Society of WA says the tallest in the WA bonsai community is over 1.5 metres, and the oldest is over 35 years old, but the actual tree could be a lot older than that.
What better place to enjoy amazing food than in one of Perth’s best and hottest restaurants for 2023. Here’s ten of Perth’s best restaurants that are well worth a visit according to Gourmet Traveller.
With WA playing host to some of the world’s most beautiful landscapes, there is no shortage of waterfalls and hiking trails to explore. Here’s our run-down on waterfall hikes across the state.
While packaged pasta may be okay for a quick and easy spaghetti bolognese at home, nothing beats traditional Italian cuisine, especially when the pasta is handmade. Here are a few of Perth’s top Italian restaurants serving up their divine hand-made pasta dishes.
There’s been a lot of talk about ethical and sustainable fashion recently. The industry is no stranger to scandal and allegations including of inhumane treatment of workers, contributing to landfill and pollution.
Perth is lucky enough to be home to some stunning national parks featuring flowing waterfalls and natural swimming holes. With the colder months being the prime season for waterfalls, now’s the time to plan your visit. There are a variety of hiking trails at each site, suitable for hikers of all abilities, so pack a picnic, bring a friend or the family and make a day of it.
After a big day of sun, sand and sea, there’s no better way to unwind than with a hearty meal at one of Rottnest’s first-rate restaurants. Blessed by its abundant surroundings, Rottnest is well-supplied with the freshest seafood and local produce from across the water. Whether it’s crispy fish and chips or freshly baked sourdough pizza that you are craving, the chefs on the island have you covered. Our top picks all include a special menu for the kids, so you’ll be sure to have happy campers at the table.
If you are looking to get out of the CBD, the historic hub of Fremantle provides for a laid-back night out, full of quaint bars, busy streets, buskers, and people meandering around eating gelato. With an impressive selection of quirky restaurants and concept eateries, your ideal dinner date awaits you at this colourful port-side town. Here are five spots you may want to consider for your next dinner date.
If you’re a lover of Aboriginal art and culture, there has never been a better time to extend that experience to your taste buds. From the Noongar and Whadjuk people in the south, to the Yawuru further north, there are plenty of bush tucker experiences and tours operated by Indigenous custodians of the land. Read on to discover where you can discover delicious flavours, scents and unfiltered experiences of the land.
A long day at work calls for a glass of vino, and what better place to sip and enjoy than in one of Perth’s newest and hottest wine bars. Here's four that have opened recently that are well worth a visit.
It's no secret that WA has some incredible bars, restaurants and providores - here's the best of the best, as reported by the WA Good Food Guide.
The coast of Western Australia is dotted with lighthouses, but over the years, the vast majority have been shut down and are now closed to the public. Margaret River is lucky enough to have two operating lighthouses you can climb and explore as part of a fully guided tour, including the tallest lighthouse in mainland Australia.
The 2023 ST. ALi Italian Film Festival presented by Palace returns to Perth from September 28 – October 25! Prepare to be transported to the streets of Italy with a stunning selection of award-winning dramas, comedies, and documentaries. Now in its 22nd year, the festival brings a mixture of the best new Italian films and classic gems of Italian cinema screening at Palace Raine Square, Luna Leederville, Luna on SX and Windsor Cinema.
Margaret River Region Open Studios returns this spring for its 10-year anniversary celebrating 166 artists throughout the stunning region. Painters, jewellery makers, potters, photographers, sculptors and other artists stretching from Eagle and Hamelin Bay, and Busselton to Boranaup are opening their private studios for the public to catch a unique glimpse into their creative worlds.
When we’re young, it feels as though the world is our oyster when it comes to the musical landscape open for us to explore. However as we age, more and more we find ourselves falling back on the same ‘old faithful’ tunes and artists. As it turns out, there are scientific reasons for why our willingness to explore new or unfamiliar music declines as we get older. But, there are also scientific benefits to reversing this trend and expanding your musical horizons.
From incredible orchestral masterpieces to powerful tributes to icons like Stevie Wonder, Simon & Garfunkel and the Bee Gees, Perth Concert Hall is set to play host to some amazing performances in the second half of 2023. Here's the seven shows you won't want to miss, happening in the heart of the CBD.
The inaugural AHA & Don Julio Tequila Best Cocktail Competition brings together 42 of WA's finest bars to compete for the best cocktail in the state. Looking for your next cocktail favourite? The five finalists (as decided by public vote) of this competition are serving delicious drinks across WA. Winners to be announced soon!
The 2023 Saxo Scandinavian Film Festival returns to Perth to showcase the best contemporary cinema from the Nordic regions, with screenings at Palace Cinemas from July 20 to August 9. Expect a lineup of high-calibre and award-winning films from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden that explore culture, history and life throughout the region - festival director Elyse Zeccola shares her must-see picks.
With an impressive 965 wines in the running, the National Wine Show of Australia has just announced the best in show for 2023. WA wineries winemakers did not disappoint, collecting several prestigious trophies and gold medals across several varieties from across the state. Wines were judged and awarded points out of a total score of 100.