East Perth

Connecting Western Australia.

Just 2.5 kilometres from Perth’s city centre, East Perth is a vibrant riverside precinct and the central hub for Transwa’s train and coach services. Anchored by the historic East Perth Terminal, this area blends transport heritage, modern architecture, and scenic urban attractions, making it a key gateway to regional and interstate travel.

Station & Transport Hub

East Perth Terminal is the main departure point for Transwa’s intrastate trains (Prospector, AvonLink, MerredinLink) and road coach services to destinations across WA
Originally opened in 1883, the site was once home to the East Perth Locomotive Depot and Perth’s first railway station
The current Public Transport Centre, built in 1976, is a striking example of Brutalist architecture with solar design features and covered platforms
Services include connections to the Midland Line, interstate trains, and nearby Claisebrook Station for local Transperth routes

Nearby Attractions

Claisebrook Cove: A picturesque inlet with cafés, restaurants, and riverside walking paths
Queens Gardens: A tranquil park with lily ponds, manicured lawns, and the Peter Pan statue
The Perth Mint: One of WA’s oldest heritage sites offering gold pouring demonstrations and coin exhibits
Optus Stadium & Matagarup Bridge: A short walk across the Swan River leads to Perth’s premier sports venue and adventure bridge climb
Whipper Snapper Distillery: Perth’s first urban whiskey distillery offering tastings and tours

Getting There

East Perth Terminal is easily accessible via Transperth services, CAT buses, and major roadways
The Transwa station connects directly to regional towns, interstate destinations, and Perth’s suburban rail network