This bronze statue of Bessie Mabel Rischbieth by artist Jon Tarry is located on the island.

The striking First Contact sculpture welcomes visitors to the quay from the river and the city. 

Visit the historical memorial of Lieut. General Sir J. J. Talbot Hobbs, Western Australia’s most distinguished World War One soldier, and a renowned architect.

Barrack Street Jetty is a great spot to start your workout or take a break, while Elizabeth Quay’s landmark bridge is a perfect place to pause and soak up the city views during your active adventure.

Take in the ultimate city and river views from Elizabeth Quay's rooftop bar and restaurant. 

A list of all the places to eat and drink at the quay.

Inspired by many elements of the Noongar people this mosaic sits at the base of the BHP Billiton Water Park. 

Perth Explorer operates an open air, fun tour around Perth. 

Hundreds of thousands of past school students signatures etched in copper plates that were collected in 1999 as part of the millennium celebrations.

The Crystal Swan is a unique floating function venue and is the only purpose built hospitality vessel cruising the Swan River.

The 20-metre high suspension bridge is open to pedestrians and cyclists and is an iconic architectural feature of the quay.

Departing from Elizabeth Quay, explore the Swan River or venture out further on a Carnac Island eco tour.