HBF Park — Attraction in Perth

As someone who frequently travels and has seen many city parks, my visit to HBF Park in Perth was a delightful experience, deserving a solid 4-star rating. The park, nestled in the vibrant city, is a testament to Perth's charm and allure.

What struck me most was the well-maintained landscape and the serene ambiance that HBF Park offers. It's a perfect escape from the bustling city life, offering a tranquil space for relaxation and reflection. The park is not only aesthetically pleasing but also appears to be thoughtfully designed for both locals and tourists alike.

The city's overall beauty and cleanliness contribute to the park's inviting atmosphere. It's a great spot for a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or just to sit and admire the surroundings. The park's location in the city makes it easily accessible and a must-visit for anyone exploring Perth.

In summary, HBF Park is a wonderful example of urban green space done right. While it might not have overly unique features, its beauty, maintenance, and the peace it offers in a bustling city like Perth are enough to make your...

First Class Stadium for Soccer & Small Outdoor Concerts, like Paul McCartney's recent concert... It's also in the middle of a Residential Area..... When ever there is a concert, everyone heads to the beauty of the parklands afterwards in East Perth on the river..!! They probably didn't even attend the event.... They're up all night on drugs I'm sure..... A lot of drug addicts & dealers are everywhere in this area after an event.... There are 2 brothels in this street, about 500mtrs.... Plus all the street workers that emerge on the curbs after each game or concert.... Of course there's a small amount of Security Officers.... But there are never any police around...!??? There's a police station on the corner of Newcastle & Stirling Street... 2 intersections away.... I remember it as the old Perth Oval, Perth Demons.... It used to be their home ground, since the early 1900's.... It was a great oval, when the WAFL was involved..... A disappointing Stadium that everyone thinks is awesome.... Of course they don't live in...

As Perth’s only rectangular stadium, Perth Rectangular Stadium serves as the competition base for the high-performance sporting codes of Rugby League, Rugby Union and Football as well as hosting a range of world-class concert events and will play host to five FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 group-stage matches, kicking off with the Group D battle between Denmark and Asian champions China PR.

The ground will host four Women's World Cup newcomers in total during the group phase, starting with Republic of Ireland, who take on Olympic gold medalists Canada in Group B on 26 July.

Fellow first-timers Panama will do battle with Jamaica three days later, before Haiti take on Denmark on 1 August. Morocco will then round off the quartet of newbies when they play Colombia on the final matchday of the group stage on 3 August to bring the curtain down on the...