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Public Space

Claisebrook Village is a beautiful riverfront environment with an inlet, extensive public open spaces and the backdrop of the modern city skyline.

This area boasts numerous walking and cycle routes that meander through beautiful parklands. The Public Art Walk has become a drawcard for the area - most of the artworks incorporate recycled materials from the demolished East Perth buildings and pay homage to the former industrial area and local indigenous heritage.

Numerous parks encourage community interaction. For example, Victoria Gardens and Mardalup Park are popular picnic spots, with barbeques and parking available free of charge. Mardalup Park has a children’s playground, while Victoria Gardens has large climbing rocks for games and exploration.

Related Information

Learn about Claisebrook Village’s environmental remediation.

Discover the individual design elements of each of Claisebrook Village’s precincts.

Image of 'Shimmer' artwork on the banks of Claisebrook Cove
See how public space is enriched through the incorporation of public art.

Map image © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 2011. This material is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia Licence.