Explore 2 UCPlaces digital self-guided tours in Perth

Welcome to Canberra, Australia's capital city — a place that wasn't simply built, but carefully planned from the ground up to become the centre of the nation's government and democracy. On this driving tour, we'll explore Canberra from some of its best viewpoints and drive through the monumental heart of the city. We'll begin high above the capital at Mount Ainslie Lookout, where you'll get your first look at the remarkable geometry that defines Canberra. From there, we'll descend toward the Australian War Memorial, drive along ceremonial Anzac Parade, cross Lake Burley Griffin, and pass many of Australia's most important national institutions, including the National Library, National Gallery, Old Parliament House and, of course, Australian Parliament House. We'll also explore Canberra's diplomatic neighbourhood, where embassies and high commissions from around the world sometimes bring a little of their own country's architecture to Australia's capital. Along the way, we'll tell you the stories behind the places you're seeing, explain why Canberra looks the way it does, and introduce you to a few things you might otherwise drive straight past without noticing. And we'll finish where we began — with a view from above. This time from Dairy Farmers Hill Lookout in the National Arboretum, where you can look back across much of the city we've just explored. So get comfortable, follow the navigation, and we'll take care of the stories. Welcome to Canberra, and welcome to UCPlaces. Let's get started!

G'day and welcome to Perth, Western Australia! Get ready for a fantastic drive that will take us from the heart of the city all the way to the Indian Ocean and historic Fremantle. We'll begin by exploring central Perth, passing some of its most important historic landmarks before reaching the beautiful Swan River waterfront and Elizabeth Quay. From there, we'll climb into spectacular Kings Park, where some of the best views of Perth are waiting for us. Then we'll leave downtown behind and follow the Swan River through leafy neighbourhoods, passing the famous Blue Boat House and the University of Western Australia before making our way toward the coast. And that's when the scenery changes again. We'll reach the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean at Cottesloe Beach, follow the coast south, and eventually arrive in Fremantle, or Freo as the locals call it. There we'll discover convict history, grand Victorian architecture, Fremantle Prison, the historic Town Hall and the old waterfront before heading right out into the harbour for our grand finale at the South Mole Lighthouse. So get comfortable, follow the navigation, and leave the storytelling to us. Perth and Fremantle are waiting. Let's hit the road!