The Bell Tower, Perth

Great place and excellent experience, you get a certificate to say you are an experienced bell chimer. Recommend buying tickets online so you don’t need to wait too long and you can go for the extra commemorative coins to get a free engraving at the Perth Mint.

Do the tour! As a Perth local exploring our beautiful city, we were amazed by the history and story behind this building. Being able to "play" the bells is purely and simply fun. We have "locked" our union forever by purchasing and placing a Love Lock outside the building.

Going here for the first time with my friend was fun. Staff when u first walked in were friendly and in a good mood. I didn't expect there would be so many bells located in the same place (im new to all this stuff).

The towering glass spire of The Bell Tower located where Perth meets the Swan River in vibrant Barrack Square, is a touchstone for Australian and international tourists. The Bell Tower is one of the largest musical instruments on earth and was custom built to house the historically significant bells of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields Church, the parish church of Buckingham Palace in Trafalgar Square, London. These royal bells date back to before the 14th century! One of Western Australia's most unique and visited attractions, The Bell Tower offers tourists fascinating displays on these famous bells and the ancient art of bell ringing, as well as stunning views of the Swan River from the sixth floor open air observation deck. The Bell Tower is the only place in the world where you can view bell ringing in action or where you can even have a go at bell ringing yourself in one of their interactive Bell Tower Chiming Experience tours. In addition to the royal bells, the Bell Tower is also home to the 6,500kg Anzac Bell. Watch the Bell ring at midday for 1 minute. Located at Barrack Square; just a short five minute stroll from the City of Perth.

The Bell Tower is an iconic landmark in Perth, Western Australia. It stands tall on the edge of the picturesque Swan River and is easily recognizable due to its unique architecture. The tower was built to commemorate the Centenary of Western Australia and to honor the state's history and culture. Visiting the Bell Tower is a must-do for tourists and locals alike. Inside the tower, visitors can see the impressive collection of bells, including the twelve historic bells from St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London, which are rung regularly. The tower's observation deck offers stunning views of the Swan River, the city, and the surrounding landscape.