[2025 East Perth Attraction] Travel Guide for The Perth Mint (Updated May)

It was a short trip to Perth, Australia and we visited Kings Park and Botanic 🪴 It is one of the world's largest and most beautiful inner-city parks, Kings Park is a place of historical and cultural significance. It has a stunning views of the Perth skyline and the Swan River. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📍Fraser Avenue, Perth WA 6005, Australia We also explored the Perth Mint which was stablished in 1899. It is one of the oldest mints in the world still operating from its original premises. We were able to see the world's largest coin and watch a gold pouring demonstration which was very cool 😎 📍310 Hay Street, East Perth WA 6004, Australia 💰AU$19 for adults We also explored the Fremantle Prison, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Fremantle Prison was built by convicts in the 1850s and used as a place of incarceration until 1991. We took a guided tour to learn about its fascinating history. 📍1 The Terrace, Fremantle WA 6160, Australia 💰AU$22 for adults We also love to visit WA Maritime Museum. It showcases Western Australia's maritime history, from ancient shipwrecks to modern submarines. 📍Victoria Quay, Peter Hughes Drive, Fremantle WA 6160, Australia 💰AU$15 for adults We also spent sometimes to walk around Swan Valley. The Swan Valley is Perth's premier wine region, known for its vineyards and gourmet produce. We visited historic wineries and taste some of the region's best wines 🫶🫶🫶 📍Swan Valley, WA, Australia Just to recommend my favorite restaurant, Mandoon Estate. We tried the Charcuterie board and estate wines which were so nice 😍😍😍 It costs about AU$30-60 which is very worth it. 📍10 Harris Road, Caversham WA 6055, Australia #getaway #trip #vacation

#celebratewithtrip A visit to Perth is not complete without visit the Perth Mint Perth Mint is famous for mining of gold and sliver . I join the mint tour and was able to see how Gold bar was make . During the tour I also see the largest goon coin in the world 😍😍😍 If you plan a visit plan to go on a weekday as the bullion will be open . If you plan to purchase more then AUD 5000 worth of bullion remember to bring bank statement and identification and also payment only by card There have many selection of golds and slivers come in the form of bar and coin Getting there is easy as Perth mint is located near the city area . you can take the free CAT bus and walk to the Mint#tripblazers #fallingforfall

I could write so much about this place....but if I did I would spoil your experience! From the very beginning of the tour it was packed with such a lot of information that was not only factual, but delivered in a very entertaining way by the guide. I was held captivated throughout the whole experience and after the tour we were able to spend as long as we wanted, looking at all the gold! We even got a chance to touch an ingot which was in a vault that had a hole in a perspect viewing window! It truly is an amazing place to visit and witness gold being taken from the furnace and poured into a mould! Whilst waiting for the tour to begin ( every hour on the half hour) we were able to look around a sales area. which displayed jewellery of all descriptions, and pink diamonds! They were for sale... but the price tags were far too expensive for me! However, there is another more affordable sales area and as you exit the tour. there is a scale where you can see what your weight in gold is....I was over 8 million AUD!! You can also purchase a personally engraved 24ct Gold plated coin for a very reasonable price. All in all this was a magnificent golden opportunity to learn about gold from its origins to its discovery... development of the goldfields of Coolgardie and Kallgoolie...to its final state. If you are fortunate enough to visit the city of Perth...leave yourself plenty of time to visit this fabulous attraction.

#perthitinerary The Perth Mint is a fascinating destination for anyone interested in gold, history, and craftsmanship. Located in the heart of Perth, this iconic institution offers an immersive experience that showcases the process of gold refining and coin production. Visitors can explore informative exhibits that detail the history of gold mining in Western Australia and view stunning displays of gold nuggets and bullion. The guided tours are particularly engaging, providing insights into the minting process and the artistry involved in creating coins. Additionally, the opportunity to see the world’s largest gold coin is a highlight not to be missed. The on-site shop offers a range of unique souvenirs, from coins to jewelry, making it a perfect stop for collectors. Overall, The Perth Mint is a must-visit attraction that combines education and entertainment in a beautifully historic setting.

A visit is Perth is not complete without a trip to the Perth Mint Located at 310 Hay Street, East Perth, Western Australia, Australia 🇦🇺. This was a wonderful experience but I definitely recommend booking online. It’s very popular, therefore, spots can fill up fast. The tour itself was fascinating. Full of information about the history of Gold, the demonstration on how gold is made enhanced the tour greatly. I loved watching the gold bar being poured. The shop was interesting, you could go crazy if you had the money . The museum was full of great artifacts. I found it so fascinating. I loved that you get the $2 mint your own medallion with the tour ticket. The Tour costs are - Adult $25.00 Child (5-15 years) $15.00 Concession $22.00 The Perth Mint is Australia’s official bullion mint and owned wholly by the Government of Western Australia. It was established on 20th June 1899. Along with the Royal Australian Mint, the Perth Mint is the oldest of Australia’s two mints that is producing coins that are legal tender. The Perth Mint initially served two purposes, one to produce coins for circulation in Western Australia. Secondly, the mint bought the vast majority of the gold mined in Western Australia, which at the time was done mainly by “diggers” who had migrated to WA from other states and also from other countries. Even though Western Australia took part in the Federation of the Australian Colonies in 1901, Perth Mint remained under the control of the UK government until 1st July 1970 when ownership was transferred to the government of Western Australia. I would absolutely recommend visiting this fascinating piece of history. Thumbs up!!! 👍👍👍 #perthitinerary

#Aprilgoodplaces2025 #perth #perth #australia For a glimpse of the world full of gold Saw Perth even had a mint Make an appointment online to visit (There are several times a day when you can see live gold bar manufacturing demonstrations) It was interesting to see gold bar manufacturing for the first time And the tour carefully introduces you to gold and the history of the Perth Gold Rush The site also allows you to touch gold with your own hands😍 There are also lots of real gold nuggets for you to see And there are some interactive mini-games (your weight equals your gold price 🫣) In addition, you can also make small coins as a souvenir There is also a gold shop on site for you to buy souvenirs and sell gold😂 Recommended city center itinerary must go (You can take the city center to the free catbus and walk to get there)

#earthdayjourney #perthmint #thingstodo #travel My trip wouldn't have been complete without a visit to the Perth Mint. This historic mint, renowned for its gold refinery, was a fascinating step back in time. The guided tour gave me a closer look at the mint’s century-old legacy and its evolution in the precious metals industry. I was particularly impressed by their sustainability efforts, including their ethical sourcing of gold and commitment to environmental management. The Mint’s transparency in tracking gold from mine to market through blockchain technology was a prime example of how modern advancements can ensure ethical practices. Definitely worth visiting in Perth

The stunning heritage-listed building holds treasure including rare coins, exclusive jewellery and gold and silver nuggets. The green doors of The Perth Mint opened in 1899 as the third Australian branch of Britain’s Royal Mint. Originally our purpose was to refine the gold discovered in Western Australia’s goldfields and turn it into bullion bars and sovereign coins for use throughout the British Empire and beyond. Over the next three decades we produced more than 106 million sovereigns and 735000 half sovereigns from Western Australian gold. Between 1940 and 1984, our minting skills were employed on large scale production of Australian circulating coins. In total, an impressive 438 million pennies, 256 million half-pennies and 1.3 million shillings, together with 855 million decimal 1 cent and 2 cent pieces was created on the coin presses. Discover the stories of Western Australia’s gold rush, the foundation of our heritage building, and witness a live gold pour in the original Melting House. By the time of The Perth Mint’s construction, income from gold was responsible for nearly 90 percent of the colony’s wealth. The Mint operated under British control until 1970, when ownership was transferred to the Western Australian Government.

We visited the Perth Mint to learn about the rich history of gold mining in Western Australia. The tour highlighted the mint's role in creating iconic gold coins and featured impressive exhibits, including the world’s largest gold coin. A highlight was watching a live gold-pouring demonstration, where molten gold was transformed into bars. It was a fascinating glimpse into the region’s gold rush history and craftsmanship. #magicalxmastrip #perth #travel #couplestrip #australiatrip

The Perth Mint is one of the oldest mints in the world that is still in production. Its history dates back to 1899 and it is the last branch of the Royal Mint in the UK that is still in operation in Australia. Walking into the mint is like stepping into a world of gold. Here you will find a huge gold coin weighing over 1,000 kg and worth AUD 139 million, certified by the Guinness Book of World Records; an exhibition of natural gold nuggets mined in Australia, where you can touch a gold bar worth AUD 200,000 with your own hands. Visitors can visit the elegant and dignified protected buildings, exhibition halls, and smelting rooms, watch the operation of the alchemy furnace and alchemist on site, and enjoy the wonderful process of melting gold into gold water, pouring it into molds, and then quenching it into gold bars. The mint not only provides refining services for the gold industry, but also produces a variety of legal tender precious metal coins, such as the Australian Nugget Gold Coin, the Australian Platinum Koala Coin, and the Australian Silver Kookaburra Coin. The mint offers a wide range of experiences for visitors, including making commemorative coins on site, guided tours of historical heritage knowledge, and the opportunity to purchase a variety of commemorative coins, natural gold nuggets, and exquisite jewelry. It is a place with a long history and unique charm, and one that is truly impressive: The century-old mint is full of charm, and the Perth Mint is a shining example of this. The brilliance of gold reflects the light, and the craftsmanship is a testament to the years. The blazing furnace burns with passion, and the gold is forged through a thousand trials. The history is still here, and the cultural treasures will last forever. Perth Mint

#travelanywhere #australiatrip Visiting The Perth Mint was a fascinating journey into Western Australia's rich history of gold mining and coin production. Located in Perth's East End, this historic institution showcases the state's precious metal industry through informative exhibits and interactive displays. Exploring the mint's heritage precinct, I learned about Australia's largest gold bullion coin, the Australian Kangaroo Gold Nugget, and witnessed skilled craftsmen creating intricate designs on precious metal coins. The guided heritage tour provided a deeper understanding of the mint's role in shaping Australia's economy and its significance in the global precious metals market. Whether admiring the world's largest collection of gold nuggets on display or browsing the gift shop for unique souvenirs, The Perth Mint offers a captivating and educational experience that highlights Western Australia's golden legacy.

#australiatrip The Perth Mint is a historic institution and a treasure trove of precious metals located in the heart of Western Australia's capital. It played a crucial role in the state's gold rush era and continues to produce some of the world's finest bullion coins and bars. Drop by the Mint if you have time to explore its fascinating heritage through guided tours. You can also witness meticulous craftsmanship behind the minting process at certain hours. The Mint's museum has an impressive collection of rare coins and gold nuggets. A must-visit destination if you have an interest in precious metals and the history of Australian mining.

#Perth #Australia 🌟 Located in the heart of Perth, with a history of over a hundred years, it is one of the oldest mints still in operation in the world. The mint began operations in June 1899 and became the Royal Mint of the United Kingdom. It was dedicated to refining newly discovered gold mines in eastern Western Australia for the British colonies and minting one-pound and half-pound gold coins for shipment back to the United Kingdom. It was not until 1970 that ownership of the Perth Mint was transferred back to the Western Australian Government. Prior to 1984, the Mint also produced a large number of Australian general currency coins. Now you can appreciate the ancient coin making method and gold melting performances, and see the old gold panning tools. In addition, the museum's vault also specially placed a large gold brick weighing 12.4 kilograms in a transparent cabinet for tourists to reach out and take it. Due to the angle, it is difficult to exert force and almost no one can lift it, but everyone refuses to give it a try. 🌟As a souvenir of your visit, we offer medals that can be engraved with your personal message in just a few minutes. Housed in the heritage rooms once used to receive prospectors' gold, the shop displays many of Australia's greatest natural treasures. Take the bus to Hay St Before Hill St or Goderich St Bennett Street Red Cat 28 and walk for about 7 minutes 📍310 Hay St, East Perth WA 6004