one of the earliest gardens in Perth (1890) 10 acres / 4 hectares paths, lagoons, gazebos, wildlife Queen’s Gardens in East Perth is an attractive open space with lakes with waterlilies, displays of flowers, manicured lawns and a large variety of trees and shrubs. It also includes a park bench made famous in the movie Notting Hill and a replica of the Peter Pan statue in Kensington Gardens, London. Originally used for horseracing, by 1860 the site was being dug for its clay and had become the Government Brickworks. Bricks from here were used in a number of Perth buildings, including the Town Hall on Barrack Street. Eventually the old pits became filled with stagnant water and were thought to be a health risk to East Perth residents. In the 1890s, Perth City Council decided to obtain the land and convert it into a landscaped reserve, with the stagnant pits linked by running streams to form a series of picturesque lakes. Combined with the planting of ornamental trees and flowers, Queen’s Garden was the most beautiful public space in Perth at the time. It was officially opened by the Mayor of Perth, Alexander Forrest, in 1899, and despite occasional development over the next century, Queen’s Gardens still retains much of its original layout and late nineteenth century charm.
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note: map image IS NOT true North, rotated for best view Trans opsenjoy the Swan river, ferry service at Point Fraser jetty or water taxi, bike hire and free CAT bus stop FREE CAT bus stop outside the N.East entrance 1,2,3 Major tourist options Boat, Bus, taxi / uber, Bike and foot 1. Google map link this page Google Virtual tour: fly, jump, walk see Street View this page Hire Bike from Burswood station and try the Loop around the bridges
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why: VR: Virtual Reality effect, turn you or device at any angle Site: Theta: Powerful zoom in / out click a thumbnail to watch in 360 - have fun morphing the imagesTheta site lets you change the display styles - see options below images in Theta site or
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some host sites are images and others are video based RoundMethis tour was created on the fly, random shots taken during visit as a patron. No pre set for lighting or professional config, many upgrade options available RoundMe site has unique URL of each image so we can show various start points window below, before you start UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1. view basic tips below widget to be the best sample image - tour window below navigation tips: Smartphone use the external link for dynamic rotation of screen (turn to any angle) Navigation: tap screen once to see options, tap again to remove Screen Icons: bottom of window: images or zones inside image: a. another photo b. other is info and/or link Device will show help options within app Street viewhow to 1. street view (widget below) 2. step inside 3. tips and tricks 1. street view sample image: followed by live window FLY, JUMP, WALK rotate mobile to landscape mode or use tip: more in external link https://goo.gl/maps/gRZr5Cw4FBye56GQ6 tip: fly, jump, walk tricks shown in link "FREE Drop" Desktop link Mobile link: see get free app - link below Step Inside and Jump - Walk expand view SI tips 2019.05 WA
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