Perth Inner City, Western Australia, offers a variety of wheelchair-friendly attractions catering to diverse interests. Crown Casino is a popular entertainment venue with gaming options, bars, and restaurants accessible to wheelchair users. Kings Park and Botanic Garden features beautiful walking paths with stunning views of the city and Swan River. The Old Court House Law Museum, housed in a historic building, showcases the history of law in Western Australia with wheelchair accessibility. The Perth Bell Tower, a unique landmark with 18 bells, also offers wheelchair accessibility for visitors.
Elizabeth Quay is a vibrant waterfront area with a pedestrian-friendly piazza, accessible parking spaces, and nearby attractions like the Perth Bell Tower and John Oldham Park with a waterfall and fountains. The City of Perth is dedicated to improving physical accessibility by installing kerb ramps, tactile indicators, and audible crossing signals. Accessible public buildings, arcades, post offices, churches, theatres, and toilets are provided throughout the central city district. Wheelchair-friendly parking spaces and assistive equipment hires are available at select public venues.