Museums in Western Australia, Australia

Built in 1895, the Western Australian Medical Museum was Perth's first maternity hospital. Now called Harvey House, the old hospital has been transformed into a museum. It contains displays exp... More on Yahoo! Travel

Refreshingly free from having been'modernised', the Medical Museum is itself a piece of history. More on Yahoo! Travel

The Air Force Aviation Museum exhibits Australia's aviation history from the two world wars to early commercial aircrafts. Apart from actual planes, visitors can see models, posters, pictures, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Whilst small, it has some forgotten history of aviation in WA, for those interested. More on TripAdvisor

Western Australia's largest and most comprehensive museum houses more than two million artifacts and specimens. The museum's permanent exhibitions include the Katta Djinoong display which f... More on Yahoo! Travel

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Take a virtual ride on the glider or make your hair stand on end by touching the Vandergraaf machine. The mind boggling choice of displays and activities includes 160 interactive exhibits. Interact... More on Yahoo! Travel

Caution though after 45mins you loose the Science /alcohol fuelled high and begin to get annoyed by the younglings hogging all the good exhibits , (IE the'Magical Melodic Thong Organ') A good way ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Founded in 1895, the Art Gallery of Western Australia has the pre-eminent holdings of Western Australian ... More on TripAdvisor

Located close to the train station the At Gallery of Western Australia is easy to reach. It offers several ... More on TripAdvisor

The Old Gaol (Jail) (1851) in Albany is a museum. More on PlanetWare

The Western Australian Museum Albany (Albany Residency Museum) is housed in a mid-19th C building and has an i ... More on PlanetWare

Just a few minutes walk from the famous Busselton jetty brings you to one of the historic bits of Busselton, and a site worth popping ... More on igougo

While the Geraldton history display is far from eye-opening, the shipwreck gallery is worth a visit More on igougo

Fremantle was the first settlement of the Swan River colonists in 1829. It was declared a city in 1929, and has a population of approximately ... More on igougo

Located on the free CAT busline, the Fremantle Arts Centre hosts a summer (Nov-Feb) free concert series on Sunday afternoons from 2-4pm. More on igougo