[2024 Kings Park Attraction] Travel Guide for State War Memorial (Updated Sep)
Monuments
Address:
Fraser Ave, Kings Park WA 6005, Australia
Opening times:
Open year round, 24/7Open
Recommended sightseeing time:
0.5-1 hour
Phone:
+61 8 9480 3600
Perthfect Paradise: Discovering Western Australia's Gem
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My adventure in Perth was a treat for the senses! I fell in love with the iconic Blue Boat House, picturesque Kings Park & Botanic Garden, and the poignant State War Memorial.
Elizabeth Quay's vibrant atmosphere and stunning views of the Swan River left me mesmerized. A visit to the historic Fishing Boat Harbour in Fremantle was the perfect finale. From beautiful beaches to scenic parks and rich history, Perth has it all.
The city's relaxed charm, friendly locals, and endless sunshine make it an ideal destination. Whether you're a nature lover, foodie, or history buff, Perth will captivate your heart and leave you wanting more.
Zaclin29
State War Memorial
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Visiting the State War Memorial in Perth was a moving and solemn experience, honoring the sacrifice and service of Western Australia's servicemen and women. Located in Kings Park overlooking the city skyline, the memorial is a poignant tribute adorned with statues, plaques, and gardens dedicated to those who served in wars and conflicts. The Flame of Remembrance burns continuously, symbolizing eternal gratitude to the fallen. Attending ceremonies at the memorial, such as ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day, offered moments of reflection and community solidarity. The memorial's peaceful setting and panoramic views of Perth provided a serene backdrop for paying respects and contemplating the impact of war on Australia's history and identity. Whether visiting to learn about military history or to honor loved ones, the State War Memorial is a significant landmark that preserves the memory of Western Australia's veterans and their contributions to the nation.
Jonasbrothers
State War Memorial
#australiatrip The war memorial was gorgeous. Not only is the monument and pond surrounding it beautiful and informative but the view is exceptional. Try sitting around the edge of the seating area surrounding the monument itself and talking. No matter how far from someone you are, as long as you’re on the same bench, you can hear them even in a whisper.
Once you’ve seen the monument grab a drink and something to eat close by then head to the fence behind the memorial and check out the view which goes on for miles all the way to the other end of Kings Park. Bring a hat and sunnies on a hot day, it’s accessible for all, so get along and check it out!