The Bell Tower

We had an amazing time with Angela the bell ringer 11/10 score she was amazing , we did the chiming tour and got to ring the bells.. 🔔 it was interesting and educational.. the history.. was something we had no idea about.. highly recommend and just loved it

Wow. This was great. Even 'played' on one of their bells, as part of their demonstration for us in 6s. What beautiful gifts these bells are to Perth & WA. The fantastic Gallopli Century Bell sitting in the middle floor and its daily reminder at Noon. Do not miss this on a day the Bell Ringers are practising.

Great way to kick off my stay. A self guided tour through the tower and a quick, but thorough, lesson in Bell Ringing, was an experience I didn't expect when signing up. ALOT of good history and facts. The staff was great but Deb and Jeff really provided an excellent experience for my time in the tower. If you're in the tower at 12pm you get another treat as the giant ANZAC bell chimes it's daily song.

Awesome looking building in the heart of the city. Best time to come is noon on a Thursday or 10:30am on a Sunday to see the bellringers in action. Views from the top are really good. The staff working here were all lovely.

Our tour was great fun! The team was friendly and very knowledgeable. Shout out to Georgia especially, for making our group feel so welcome and for expressing a genuine interest in our organizations involvement!

A tower with bells in it, it's called the 'Bell Tower', located at the end of Barrack Street (called that because there used to be a barracks on it) nestled in the port 'North of the River' (an area in Perth that is North of the River, there is also an area south of the river called 'South of the River'). Home to historic bells, fabulous views and a great spot for a maternity shoot, even on a rainy day! Beautiful pics by Andrew Robertson of Gascoyne Media, with Perth pattern facts from Hidden de Tours.

Although I chose not to go inside, simply viewing the Bell Tower from the outside was thoroughly worthwhile. Located on the edge of the Swan River at Barrack Square, this distinctive structure is one of Perth’s most recognisable landmarks. Completed in 2000 to celebrate the new millennium, the tower incorporates a remarkable set of 18 bells – including 12 from the historic St Martin-in-the-Fields Church in London, some of which date back over 600 years. Even without stepping indoors, the sense of heritage is evident. Architecturally, it’s a stunning fusion of modern materials: glass, steel and copper form an eye-catching spire that evokes both nautical imagery and contemporary design. It stands out beautifully against the skyline, particularly at sunset when the light plays off its metallic surfaces. The surrounding area is pleasant to explore, with Elizabeth Quay and landscaped paths providing a peaceful setting and excellent views across the water. Even without a tour, the Bell Tower offers a striking visual experience – a perfect blend of old-world significance and modern creativity.

Nice views of Perth city. Good self guided tour and find the ducks for kids. A number of exhibits were "coming", hence the 4 stars.