Western Australia Botanic Garden

After taking photos of the views from Kings Park, I entered the Western Australia Botanic Garden which is a great facility for the city. It has sections for the different flora (trees, shrubs and plants) found in the various regions of the State together with water features, gazebos, and a lookout tower. The dry-bush zone was a nice reminder of the landscape in the north of the State.
There were also a variety of birds including pied honeyeaters or magpie larks, mulga parrots, and Australian white ibises.
The city was quiet walking back to the hotel with many shops closing at 13.00 on Saturdays.
In the evening, after dinner at an Irish bar on Murray Street which also had a restaurant, I went to see Plied and Prejudice in the basement of the historic His Majesty's Theatre. It was very funny with a cast of five playing all the roles.
When I went to book the ticket the previous day, I was informed that it was only the second His Majesty's Theatre in the world, the other being in Aberdeen. However, Her Majesty's in the Haymarket has changed its name to His Majesty's since the Coronation of King Charles.Leer más