[2025 Perth Attraction] Travel Guide for London Court (Updated Apr)

This is the first street that always comes up when you look up tourist spots in Western Australia guidebooks or Perth. This place has a different atmosphere, and as the name suggests, it feels like you're in London 🇬🇧 It's a shopping street lined with souvenir shops and cafes. There was also a retro UGG 👢 . . 📍London Court 🗺️Western Australia, Australia 🕑Weekends 7:00-21:00/Weekdays 7:00-17:00 💰 - #trip_aug #Australia #Shopping

#2023travelwish ou're looking to find photoworthy spots in perth I got you! 😉 London Court — Located along Hay street mall walking district is the cutest little shopping arcade you'll find near Perth central. 📍647 Hay St, Perth WA 6000, Australia (Look out for the stunning Tudor style architecture! It's hard to miss 🙊) There are lots of photo opportunity at every corner of london court — The gorgeous architect, stairs and iconic little striped shades. I saw this two girls even taking photos through the window of the bookstore. You're literally up to your own creativity & imagination 😍 I would definitely recommend coming after the lunch hour as people do use this street to cut through from the shopping district to the CBD. London court is also lined with cafes and little shops. Some cafes there are Madlilys Cafe, Mini espresso (to grab a quick coffee) & Mica Creamery for gelato and sorbet. My 2023 travel wish is to visit london or europe where I can see more architecture like this! 😍💖

The London Court is a very Harry Potter Train entrance to Hogwarts🤭🫣 I loooove the vibes and the lane inside is just ♥️! Hay Street is full of 🤩 to see! check the london court and have an awesome snap! #justoneofthosedays #perthtourist #australiaperth #haystreet #iambutacommoner

London Court is a three and four-level open-roofed shopping arcade located in the central business district in Perth, Western Australia. It was built in 1937 by wealthy gold financier and businessman Claude de Bernales for residential and commercial purposes. #tripblazers #awesomepic

#favouriteitinerary London Court is a charming, historic shopping arcade in the heart of Perth’s CBD, perfect for a quick but memorable stop on your city tour! Built in 1937, it’s designed in a Tudor style, giving off strong medieval London vibes with its half-timbered facades, statues of knights, and ornate details. Here’s how to explore it: What to Do at London Court • Admire the architecture: The arcade is lined with quirky details — look out for the statues of Sir Walter Raleigh and Dick Whittington at the entrances. • Boutique shopping: You’ll find a mix of shops, from souvenir stores selling opals and Australian trinkets to antique jewelry and specialty gift shops. • Hidden gems: Check out Roc Candy for handmade rock candy — you can sometimes watch them make it in-store! • Photo spots: The old-world architecture makes for fantastic photo ops — especially the clock faces at both ends of the arcade, which chime every 15 minutes, with mechanical knights coming to life. Nearby Spots to Explore • Hay Street Mall: Just outside London Court, this pedestrian mall has more modern shopping options. • Elizabeth Quay: A short stroll away, perfect if you want to relax by the water or grab a drink with views of the Swan River. • St George’s Cathedral: Another historical landmark nearby, blending neo-Gothic architecture with modern design elements. Timing Tip London Court is usually open from 9 AM to 5 PM (though some shops may open later or close earlier on weekends). It’s less crowded in the morning, so that’s a great time for photos and a peaceful wander. #australiatrip

📍647 Hay St, Perth WA 6000 A street in Perth where you can feel the atmosphere of London. It's only about 200m long, so be sure to stop by if you're passing by!

As you can see in the picture, there is a place that looks just like London? 🇬🇧 in Perth, Australia. The cheapest flight to Perth was about 55,000 yen on trip.com. By the way, I went from August 13th to the Obon period, and the flight was only about 78,000 yen! Isn't that really cheap? ? And London Court, about a 7-minute walk from Perth Station, is really like Europe, and it's surprising. 🫢 The city is also European, but London Court is a wonderful place that makes you feel like you're in London, and everything is Instagram-worthy from 360 degrees. 📸 Inside, there are small shops lined up, selling fashionable miscellaneous goods, watches, shoes, etc. You can buy souvenirs and keepsakes cheaper than in the city🐨 It's not a big place, so you can see everything in about 30 minutes to an hour, so it's recommended to go there casually✨ There was an ice cream (gelato) shop, so we sat on a bench outside and ate while enjoying the atmosphere🍨 We enjoyed the unique flavors, such as whiskey truffle, gum, and black sesame🤭 Due to rising prices and expensive airfare, it may be difficult to go to London, but prices in Perth are relatively cheap and you can fully enjoy the atmosphere of London🧡 Everyone, please go to London Court🦘 📍London Court 647 Hay St, Perth WA 6000 Australia #FreeTabi#0yenTrip #Perth #PerthTourism #Australia #AustraliaTrip #IceCream #OverseasTrip #Overseas #Shopping #LondonCourt

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Perth London Court has a strong British style and is a well-known commercial street in Perth. The houses and shops on both sides of the street are built in imitation of the architectural patterns of 19th century Britain, fully demonstrating the nostalgia and respect of the Australians who immigrated here for their homeland. It is also like accidentally entering the Diagon Alley in Harry Potter.

#NewYear2024 It turns out that Australia was originally a British colony, and later established a federal government and became politically independent, but the country is still a constitutional monarchy, and the monarch is Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. Therefore, some of Australia’s early historical buildings are full of British flavor. Among them, London Court in the Perth city area of ​​Western Australia is a lane that can reproduce the prosperous streets of Britain in the 15th century in 2024. When you walk into the business district, you can immediately feel the atmosphere different from modern buildings, a kind of classical elegance of old England. In fact, it makes me feel like I have entered a scene from Harry Potter. The entrance is designed to imitate Big Ben, and there is an interesting Dragon Quest scene on the top. Walking in, you can see many folk-style accessories and costumes, spices, fragrances, antiques, souvenirs, classic coffee shops, etc.

#2024 Travel Wishes When you come to Perth, Australia, in addition to being close to nature, you can also spend a day shopping in the city! Go to London Court in the city center, which is convenient and within walking distance. Once you get there, it's like traveling through the UK in a second 🇬🇧. There is a sense of mystery inside and out, like Harry Potter. It's really good to take pictures. There are few souvenirs and breakfast shops inside, very authentic and worth visiting! I want to travel to Japan in 2024🧳 London court 647 Hay St, Perth WA 6000, Australia

I searched Google Maps to exchange money, and I didn't even look around, I was walking while looking at my phone to find directions, and when I looked up, I felt like I had teleported. This was my third time visiting Perth, and I was lucky to find such a hidden place.

#Australia #Perth #Perth ✨Loudon Court is located in the city center of Perth, the capital of Western Australia. It is one of the most famous ancient streets in Perth and was built in 1937. ✨London Street connects Hay Street Mall and St George's Terrace. The houses and shops on both sides of the street are built in imitation of 19th century British architectural patterns. It is a unique scene in Perth. There are many shops selling local Australian specialty products, such as UGG and Aboriginal art, on this small street with British style. ✨At the entrance of London Street to Hay Street, there is an ancient clock that strikes every 15 minutes, with four knights rotating around the clock. This clock was modeled after the big clock in Rouen, France. There is another big clock at the other entrance of the street, which is modeled after the Big Ben in London, England. So on the streets of London you can not only feel the style of Britain in the early 20th century, but also a bit of French atmosphere. Today, London Street is a well-known commercial street in Perth. Various shops are stylishly decorated and have a wide range of merchandise, making it a great place for shopping and taking photos. 👣This arcade shopping mall has absolutely everything, including nail and beauty salons, various men's and women's clothing stores, Aboriginal art handmade shops, cafes, newsstands, local souvenir shops, and jewelry and watch stores, etc.🤗. Besides London Court, interested Roodies can also visit Trinity Arcade, a shopping mall connected to London Court. 📍Address: 647 Hay St, Perth WA 6000