Stirling Gardens
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There are a lot of hidden gems in Stirling Gardens.. even though it doesn't look very large.. see if you can find the following- -Ore obelisk (with some of the minerals mined in WA) - Snugglepot and Cuddlepie - the 4 legal quills - the Kangaroos drinking at the billabong - the statue of Lord Forrest ( No, not Twiggy..but maybe a predecessor) - the old Supreme court museum building ( which is also the oldest building in the CBD) and - the WA Court of Appeal (which sits on way and reclaimed from the river)!!
AJ AristeiAJ Aristei
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Stirling Gardens sit north of the Supreme Court Building, built in 1903, while to the south lie the Supreme Court Gardens. The northern end of the gardens are accessible from St George's Terrace, and from the east off Barrack Street. On a nice day there are benches and lots of well kept lawn to stretch out on and read a book (look at your phone) or enjoy your lunch. From the gardens it's a short walk to Elizabeth Quay or head south of the Court to the Supreme Court Gardens.
Rob HosieRob Hosie
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Really nice place for some relaxation. Located in City centre, close to cafes/ restaurants if you wanted to grab some lunch and sit in a nice park. Would recommend going at night as the buildings and lights in the city add to the experience and during the day it can be quite loud.
Charkel RikaCharkel Rika
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Such an amazing place in the city, Absolutely gorgeous, calm and relaxing. Great place to meet and catch up with friends, take photos, have lunch or just chill out. One of my many places to go and relax when having a rough day or do photoshoot for friends.
Iago RosaIago Rosa
20
Located at the back of the Supreme Court, the Sterling Gardens is a fairly small garden. Plenty of grass and trees to just sit around and relax. What struck me the most was the quill sculpture by the Barrack Street edge.
Benedict UyBenedict Uy
20
Cool Oasis in busy CBD. Nicely maintained by City of Perth plenty of shade from trees , grassy areas to stretch out on, good place to have morning tea or lunch away from the weekday crowds - even quieter on weekends.
Andrew CoxAndrew Cox
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Nearby Attractions Of Stirling Gardens
Elizabeth Quay
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Yagan Square
WA Museum Boola Bardip
London Court
Forrest Chase
Raine Square
The Art Gallery of Western Australia | AGWA
ESCAPE THIS - Perth CBD
The Bell Tower

Elizabeth Quay
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Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
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Yagan Square
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WA Museum Boola Bardip
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Nearby Restaurants Of Stirling Gardens
Kickin'Inn Perth CBD
Angel Falls Grill
Milky Lane Elizabeth Quay
The Aviary Perth
Pan Pacific Perth
The Meat & Wine Co Perth
Belgian Beer Cafe
The Lucky Shag
Market Grounds
The Island at Elizabeth Quay - Restaurant & Microbrewery in Perth

Kickin'Inn Perth CBD
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Angel Falls Grill
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Milky Lane Elizabeth Quay
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The Aviary Perth
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Basic Info
Address
Barrack St &, St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000, Australia
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perth.wa.gov.au
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outdoor
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Stirling Gardens is a small public park in Perth, Western Australia. Located on the corner of St Georges Terrace and Barrack Street, west of the Government House and north of the Supreme Court buildings, it contains a group of significant sculpture items.
attractions: Elizabeth Quay, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Yagan Square, WA Museum Boola Bardip, London Court, Forrest Chase, Raine Square, The Art Gallery of Western Australia | AGWA, ESCAPE THIS - Perth CBD, The Bell Tower, restaurants: Kickin'Inn Perth CBD, Angel Falls Grill, Milky Lane Elizabeth Quay, The Aviary Perth, Pan Pacific Perth, The Meat & Wine Co Perth, Belgian Beer Cafe, The Lucky Shag, Market Grounds, The Island at Elizabeth Quay - Restaurant & Microbrewery in Perth

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