Perth’s Cultural & Culinary Heart

Welcome to a slice of history and heritage, revitalised for the here and now.

The State Buildings is a world within a precinct, here to host locals and visitors alike. Whether you come for a drink or stay for a week, you’ll experience the soul of the city.

Built in the 1870s to house public offices and the Treasury, now all roads lead to the table. Business meetings turn into long lunches. Events and celebrations become unforgettable experiences. A night market buzzes away at Long Chim while a wedding unfolds at Postal Hall. Guests gather, toast and break bread across a collection of awarded restaurants and bars.

A feast of culture, cuisine and shared connection with Western Australia at its core, State Buildings brings people together — day after day, dish after dish, and always with room for one more.

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Cathedral Square

Home to the State Buildings, Cathedral Square is a vibrant urban neighbourhood in the centre of Perth that offers its visitors a mix of arts, entertainment, retail and dining.

The precinct is bound by St Georges Terrace, Barrack Street, Hay Street and Pier Street in one of Perth’s major CBD blocks and houses Perth Town Hall, St George’s Cathedral, The Deanery, the State Administrative Tribunal building, the new City of Perth Library and the David Malcolm Justice Centre.

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