The WA Museum Boola Bardip in Perth is a significant attraction showcasing Western Australia's diverse stories, with exhibits on the state's natural and social history. The museum, meaning "many stories" in Noongar language, reopened in 2020 after a four-year renovation, offering a captivating experience for visitors.
AQWA, the Aquarium of Western Australia, features the country's largest single exhibit, the 3 million litre Shipwreck Coast, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals. The Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) serves as a platform for Australian and international visual, performance, and interdisciplinary arts.
The Aviation Heritage Museum, established by the RAAF Association of Western Australia, highlights the region's unique aviation history. Perth Zoo combines a zoo and botanical garden, spanning over 17 hectares and offering a diverse range of animals and plants. The Western Australian Maritime Museum in Fremantle explores the state's maritime heritage and its relationship with the sea.
The Art Gallery of Western Australia houses the State Art Collection and presents extensive exhibitions of visual art, including Aboriginal art, twentieth-century sculptures, and contemporary paintings. Scitech is an interactive science museum focused on fostering curiosity and promoting STEM interest through hands-on shows and exhibits.