Pert is capital city of Western Australia with population of 1 554 769. It’s a beautiful and well-regulated city with it’s own culture. All cities of Australia are different and in every city you can find something that you never saw before. In Perth I found some interesting places: Sci -Tech, Planetarium, Australian Mint, free city bus and nice environment around the town.
If you go to Sci-Tech, don’t forget about great show in Planetarium. Those two places are basically for children, but it would be interesting for all ages, especially Planetarium.
Australian Mint this is a place for coins collectors, but if you don’t know what souvenir to choose for your friends or relatives, just go to Mint and you will get a chance to create your own gold or silver coin. Friendly staff will engrave any wishes in different languages straight on it for small price.
This is one of the biggest animal’s parks in Australia located on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Australia Zoo was launched by Bob and Lyn Irwin in 1970 and first name of this park was Beerwah Reptile Park. Son of Bob and Lyn, Steve Irwin overtook management of the zoo in 1991. Now Australia Zoo is owned by Terri Irwin, wife of Steve. Steve Irwin died September 4, 2006. He was pierced in the chest by a stingray at the Great Barrier Reef.
If you get a chance to go to Gold Coast, you should go to theme park called Sea World. You can meet characters from Sesame Street, watch sea lion, dolphins, white bears and sharks. The dolphins are so smart and cute. They posed for photos like if they would be a celebrities. It was so unforgettable experience. Children also can take photos with their favourite characters of Sesame Street – Elmo, Cookie Monster, Big Bird and others.
Also, except Dreamworld you can go to another fun place Movie World. This is theme-based park. You can meet there many characters of Warner Brothers like Bugs Bunny, Shrek, Twitty, Batman, Superman, Catwoman, Scooby Doo and even Marilyn Monroe. Don’t miss your chance to take photo with all of them.
