Location ID: #10105866
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The City of Albany is a local government area in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, about 410 kilometres (255 mi) south-southeast of Perth, the capital of Western Australia. It covers an area of 4,312.3 square kilometres (1,665 sq mi), ...
Location ID: #10275648
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A selection of suburban streetscapes located in the coastal town of Albany. Albany perches on a placid harbour edged by a ...
Location ID: #10310204
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The Museum of the Great Southern is a heritage museum precinct on Residency Road in Albany, occupying the site of Western Australia's first European settlement, established 1826. The precinct overlooks Princess Royal Harbour and comprises several ...
Location ID: #10101694
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St John’s Church (1841–1848) is recognised as the earliest extant consecrated church in Western Australia. Its architectural style is described as Old Colonial Gothick Picturesque, a style expressed through:
540 mm‑thick local stone walls quarried ...
University of Western Australia
Location ID: #10101875
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UWA’s Albany Hub occupies the Old Post Office, a landmark 19th‑century building distinguished by its Victorian‑era masonry, multilevel form, and prominent clock tower.
The Old Post Office on Stirling Terrace is one of Albany’s most ...
Location ID: #10162838
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Located on the Princess Royal Harbour, Albany Marine and Port area is home to a public marine, commercial port and a number of museums, restaurants and cafes. On the weekends the area hosts the Boatshed Markets.
Museums in this area include the ...
Location ID: #10285865
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The Albany Entertainment Centre is in the heart of the harbour – a waterside sculpture reflecting the crystalline molecular structures of earth. Like a cut diamond, its form changes and reflects light as you move around it. Elegant and unimposing it ...
Location ID: #10083449
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A tantalising variety of landscapes to explore from rolling plains, colourful breakaways, rugged peaks and headlands to stunning bays and inlets. Quoin Head beach is a 300 m long pocket beach and foredune that partly dams an elongate V-shaped ...
Duyfken Shed
Location ID: #10245758
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Managed by the Albany Maritime Foundation, the Albany Boatshed was built in 1999 and is currently used for wooden boat building and weekly markets.
This venue features large open plan space, stage, kitchen, public toilets and a small upstairs ...
Location ID: #10176484
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The ANZAC Peace Park site is an area of reclaimed land appropriated for the purpose of designing a landscape of peace.
The site is also important for its central location at the end of Albany’s main commercial spine. York Street, forming a direct ...
Location ID: #10082941
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This lighthouse is situated in the Torndirrup National Park on the Gap Road not far from Albany. Built in 1976. Inactive since 1994. 12 m (40 ft) round cylindrical concrete tower with gallery, painted white, attached to a 1-story circular concrete ...
Location ID: #10082893
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A lighthouse was built on the island in 1858 by English convicts using pre-made cast iron sheeting. This lighthouse was replaced in 1902 by a cylindical granite tower which remains in good condition to this day.Breaksea Island is an Island in King ...
VAC
Location ID: #10178578
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Original Albany hospital now a creative arts and gallery space.
Location ID: #10083609
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Waychinicup National Park is in Western Australia, 404 kilometres southeast of Perth and 65 kilometres east of Albany. The park is bordered by the Southern Ocean to the south, Mount Manypeaks Nature Reserve to the east, and agricultural land to the ...
Location ID: #10101630
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Built in 1875 as a working quarantine station, Camp Quaranup provides a unique opportunity to stay in heritage accommodation for up to 158 people. Camp Quaranup is in a Class A nature reserve on the Princess Royal Harbour, with panoramic views ...
Location ID: #10083255
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Location ID: #10082852
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Stretching from West Cape Howe National Park in the West through the City of Albany and beyond to the East the Albany Region is a wonderful place to explore. Albany is a port city in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, 418 km south of ...
Location ID: #10206726
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Albany Town Hall is the defining centre of Albany, it has been the focus for municipal and cultural activities in the city since its completion in 1888. Originally the building had municipal and commercial offices on the ground floor with a large ...
Location ID: #10083568
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At Torndirrup National Park, windswept coastal heaths give way to massive granite outcrops, sheer cliffs and steep sandy slopes and dunes. The Gap is an impressive rugged granite channel carved by the waves of the Great Southern Ocean crashing ...
Torndirrup National Park
Location ID: #10177657
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Granite cliff with viewing platform. Natural Bridge next to the Gap.
Muttonbird Island
Location ID: #10083355
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Shelter Island is approximately 20 kilometres due west of Albany, Western Australia.
It is often mistakenly referred to as Muttonbird Island. The island is approximately 130 metres off-shore from Muttonbird Beach separated by a channel that has ...
Location ID: #10177706
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Gull Rock Beach connects to Ledge Beach and is in the Gull Rock National Park. There are several high lookout points in the park. These have outstanding views of Breaksea and Michaelmas Islands, King George Sound and the Torndirrup Peninsula.
Location ID: #10207481
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Is a nature-based campgrounds located within City of Albany coastal Reserves. East Bay camping area is located 45km east of the Albany townsite. It is a very small campsite within Eucalypt Mallee shrubland with direct access to the beach. Although ...
Discovery Bay
Location ID: #10177653
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Albany’s Historic Whaling Station was the last operating station in Australia and provides a fascinating insight into Albany’s colourful past. Recognised as a state-heritage-listed site, the Whaling Station is an engaging and educational tourism ...
Location ID: #10090230
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Nanarup Beach is a beach in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, 20 kilometres east of Albany.
The beach is white sand and has stairway access at the western end where Taylor Inlet discharges into the ocean.
Approximately 4.2 ...
Location ID: #10245760
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The Albany Agricultural Society grounds are composed of 3x large multi use pavilions. The Pavilions are new and open for public bookings.
Western Pavilion is 620m2 with a capacity of 180 pax. Public facilities are available in addition to ...
& The Great Ocean Drive
Location ID: #10177652
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Albany Wind Farm is located 5 minutes from the CBD out on the Torndirrup Peninsula. It sist adjacent to the Great Ocean Drive. Esperance's Great Ocean Drive is a 40 kilometre circular loop to explore by car that features a vast range of coastal ...
Albany Heritage Park
Location ID: #10177708
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The Albany Heritage Park is home to the National Anzac Centre.
Location ID: #10176486
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Alison Hartman Gardens is rich in Albany culture and heritage. The space contains an amphitheater, power, water, terraced event space, multi pole banners, flood lighting, Mokare Gardens, pathways, furniture and feature lighting installed to create a ...
Location ID: #10177654
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Located on Oyster Harbour and Emu Beach, Emu Point has a playground suitable for all ages that includes climbing ropes and an accessible birds nest swing. Other infrastructure includes BBQ's, toilets and picnic tables. A swimming jetty is located ...
Location ID: #10194623
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The Albany Port Theatre (since 1994) is leased from Southern Ports Authority. ALOTCo performs 2/3 of the year and hire out for outside shows. It is the home of Albany Light Opera and Theatre Company (ALOTCo) which is a totally volunteer community ...
Albany MTB at Apex Drive
Location ID: #10179181
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The Albany MTB Down Hill Trail is a purpose built mountain bike downhill trail with berms, wooden features and rock gardens.
Location ID: #10179182
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Albany is home to the historic Snake Run, reputedly the oldest skate park in the world still in use. Hare Street appears regularly in skate magazines featuring international skaters. Hare Street is quite a fast run with vert walls and hip, and is ...
Location ID: #10185680
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Officially launched in September 2021, Youth Challenge Park is Albany's newest skate park, combining a state-of-the art pump track, skate plaza and bowl behind PCYC on Sanford Road.
The park offers improved access and multi-use spaces including ...
Princess Royal Fortress
Location ID: #10177709
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Free to enter and stroll through the walk ways. Military displays such as torpedoes, artillery and cottages.
Location ID: #10178573
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Lawley Park is just on the outer skirts of the CBD Precint. Public toilets and water available. Parking limited. Small children's playground. Old growth trees.
Jubilee Bandstand or Queens Park Rotunda and Gardens
Location ID: #10178572
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Band Stand constructed in 1898 to support the Queens Gardens (Nurses Memorial) below the site.
Location ID: #10177655
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Historic Precinct with cafes, rotunda along with the UWA campus (Penny Post)
Location ID: #10176480
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Situated in the heart of the City you will find Albany Town Square and Alison Hartman Gardens. This modern and vibrant central space is for the whole community to enjoy. Both spaces are intended as an informal community space as well as prime ...
Location ID: #10176482
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Located between Garden Street and Adelaide Crescent in Middleton and only 500m from Middleton Beach, Eyre Park is the site of an All Abilities Play Space. A community hub where all ages and abilities can experience fun and challenging play alongside ...
Location ID: #10101695
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Buildings within the gaol include the Great Hall, the warders' quarters and the cells. They are arranged around a central courtyard with a hiring depot located in the centre. The entire prison area is surrounded by 12 feet (4 m) stone walls studded ...
Location ID: #10082578
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The river is 140 kilometres long and, along with the King River, drains into Oyster Harbour. The lower 9 km of the river take the form of a drowned river valley with steep hillsides of forest and farmland, and the occasional outcrop of granite . ...