Perth Entertainment Centre (PEC), Perth, Western Australia, Australia

The Perth Entertainment Centre (PEC) is a cinema and indoor arena complex located in Perth. This major landmark opened to the public in 1974 and demolished in 2011 to give way to the building of the modern Perth Arena, which is part of the Perth City Link project. During its time of operation, the event facility was considered as the largest multipurpose theater by the Guinness Book of World Record. It played host to international events and was considered home to some of the biggest names in the history of performing arts. 

While in Perth or neighboring towns like West Swan, tourists can enjoy a great number of human-made and natural attractions. One of these is the Kings Park and Botanic Garden. This 400.6-hectare park likes right within the heart of the city and is home to bush and grasslands and botanical gardens that is home to native plants, 80 species of birds, and more than 200 species of fungi. Also, this park is home to a tennis club, a reservoir, and the State War Memorial. Another must-see attraction is the Fremantle Prison. This former prison was built in 1855 and has been declared as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Those traveling with kids will enjoy a fun day at the Perth Zoo. This zoo is home to three main zones, the African Savannah, Asian Rainforest, and the Australian Walkabout. In terms of hotels, the Pension Hotel Perth is a good choice for wise travelers who want to experience comforts but do not want to shell out big bucks. This property offers complimentary perks, including coffee and wireless internet access. Another favorite of those wanting premium amenities is the DoubleTree by Hilton Perth Northbridge. This 4-star hotel comes with an outdoor pool and serves breakfast buffets. Those who want to experience world-class luxury can book a room at the 5-star Parmelia Hilton Perth. This property boasts a hair spa and pools.