London Court — Attraction in Perth

London Court is one of those places that really stands out in the heart of modern Perth. Walking through it feels like stepping into a different world – with its mock-Tudor façades, hanging signs, and decorative touches, it’s clearly inspired by old London, and it’s been done with a lot of care and attention to detail.

That said, there’s definitely a slightly Disney-esque feel to it – a bit polished, a bit theatrical – like someone’s romantic idea of what historic London should look like. But honestly, that’s part of the charm. It’s whimsical and playful, and it brings a bit of character and atmosphere to the city centre.

What really makes it special, though, are the little independent shops tucked along the lane. There’s a great variety – from artisan chocolates to watchmakers, local fashion, souvenirs, and cafés. Each one has its own personality, and together they make London Court feel lively and full of small discoveries.

It’s definitely worth a wander, whether you're after a unique gift, a sweet treat, or just want to enjoy something a bit different. It might not be quite the real London, but it’s a lovely nod to it – and a fun, curious corner of...

London Court is an historic land mark in Perth. Built during the great depression by Claude de Bonalli who was one of Western Australia's more colourful Entrepreneurs of the 20th Century (and that's saying slot. Colourful Entrepreneurs are pretty thick on the ground here).

The court features the London Court Clock at its Hay St. Mall entrance. It's worth coming on the hour to see the joust by the clockwork knights who guard the tower.

It's an Elizabethan courtyard tickets away in Perth's modern bustle.

Inside the court, Fransis Drake, Dick Whittington and his cat 🐈 (of course) watch over the shoppers who enjoy the many tourist shops, fashion houses, jewellers and speciality stores. The place has everything from coin shops to rock shops. Come see the olde worlde charm of London Court. Once thou wend there, thee shall not...

This open-roofed classic shopping arcade runs between St Georges Terrace and Hay Street Mall. I was fascinated by the mock-Tudor/Elizabethan facade and architecture style with large ornate wrought iron entrances on each end. The clock is the replica of the Great Clock at Rouen, France. The musical chimes of the clock sounds every quarter-hour, half-hour, and on the hour. A nice little piece of London in the middle of Perth. There are specialty retail shops on the upper floors. It's a great place to pass through. London Court opens Mondays through Saturdays from 5:00 am to 9:00 pm. On Sundays it is open from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm. The closest accessible toilets are at the Perth Town Hall or David Jones. The closest accessible parking is at His Majesty's Car Park or Perth...