I spent pretty much all of my first day in Perth recovering from the 10 hour flight here but on the second day I figured I'd better do something given that it was such a lovely day (around 27 degrees, just to make you guys back home jealous...!) so headed to King's Park and Botanic Gardens, in the southwest of the city. It was so pretty, and even though i'm here at the wrong time of the year for flowers to be in bloom, the park was just so relaxing to wander round, esp with the water gardens and fountain (top). The structure in the lower picture is the DNA Tower (named so for obvious reasons!) which is 15m tall and has 101 steps to the top.
The view of Perth city centre from the park.
I spent pretty much all of my first day in Perth recovering from the 10 hour flight here but on the second day I figured I'd better do something given that it was such a lovely day (around 27 degrees, just to make you guys back home jealous...!) so headed to King's Park and Botanic Gardens, in the southwest of the city. It was so pretty, and even though i'm here at the wrong time of the year for flowers to be in bloom, the park was just so relaxing to wander round, esp with the water gardens and fountain (top). The structure in the lower picture is the DNA Tower (named so for obvious reasons!) which is 15m tall and has 101 steps to the top.
The view of Perth city centre from the park.
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