sitting in the entrance to kings park and looking/watching over the swan river More

The setting for the war memorial is just right and there are plenty of places to sit and reflect and pay your respects. More

The children run around looking for names they recognise. They don't see the tragedy behind those names. This is a special place for contemplating what so many sacrificed for us. It overlooks the best views of Perth and deservedly so. A place every person should visit. More

The view to Perth from here is well worth the traffic and people. Unfortunately quiet reflection is difficult on the weekend with lots of people and the whispering wall doesnt work too well if there are lots of people sitting chatting on the benches. More

The view of the city is fabulous and its nice to pay some respect to those that fought for our right to have peace and security. More

This is the best place for a view of the city but every April and November it becomes a place of reflection for the fallen soldiers. Reflect and relax. More

A few minutes of anyones time is not to much to reflect on times and sacrifices past and present that has given us a life of freedom A must visit. More

Simply the best views in the metro area. Lots of trails and bush walks and a great park to ride a bike around or have a picnic. More

Perth's War Memorial is set in the beautiful Kings Park. There are Memorials for each War and the Eternal Flame is surrounded with colourful flowers. Very well set out and makes for good photos. More