The special exhibition depicting the way the Anzacs had been helped by the natives in Toulouse was fascinating and it is lovely to see that they are now are being helped by the RSL More

Fabulous introduction to West Australia. Contains all of the past that makes up the now More

taken by a wonderful friend to this place just opposite the Western Australian Art Center I felt taken by surprise by the presentation of the exhibits. Wonderfully done and presented. My friend and i spent more time than originally planned and really did enjoy! More

This museum is housed in very striking buildings. It is well laid out over several floors. I was particularly taken by the area describing the history of the Aboriginal people, which I felt was informative and even- handed in its description. There was a time-limited exhibition which runs until May, called #Debt of Honour# which covered the action in East... More

The journey through time on the top floor is great. The museum is donation only so budget dependent. The lost generation displays and videos are really eye opening. Very well done! More

My kids love this place great place for the rainy afternoons or to get out of the stinking heat. Lots to see including a pickled shark in the ground with a perspex top eoow! More

A great presentation of animals and mineral in a compact easy to get around exhibition. More

I had my teenage son (15), 8 yr old daughter and 10 month old. First of all - free entry! Huge dinosaur greeted us at the entrance and we were able to leave our push chair near reception as we took turns carrying our baby around the museum. The staff were very helpful. Make sure you wear good shoes as... More

not sure where it's at right now but a lot of the exhibits are in storage whilst they work out where best to locate. More