About this tour
Climb to the Bell Tower in Perth to ring the 6,500kg ANZAC Bell yourself, then learn its significance in Australian military history from your guide. This 45-minute to one-hour experience pairs hands-on chiming with stories of the ANZAC legend, finishing on the observation deck overlooking the Swan River and Perth's skyline. You'll receive a commemorative medallion (redeemable for free engraving at the Perth Mint) and a certificate marking your visit.
Highlights
- Ring the six-and-a-half-tonne ANZAC Bell yourself during interactive session
- Hear carillon rendition of World War 1 song played by guide
- Watch the bell chime at noon from the tower
- Collect medallion with free engraving option at Perth Mint
- 360-degree views of Swan River and Perth skyline
- Wheelchair accessible throughout with full transport options
What to expect
You'll enter the Bell Tower and ascend to the working chamber where the massive bell hangs. Your guide walks you through ANZAC history and the bell's role in Australian remembrance. Then it's your turn: you'll operate the chiming mechanism yourself under supervision, feeling the bell respond to your pull. Expect the sound to be loud and the sensation physical. Your guide will then play a pre-recorded WWI track on the coin carillon. Finally, you'll move to the observation deck for unobstructed views across Perth and the river before collecting your medallion and certificate on departure.
Good to know
Medallions are only provided with paid entry; free-entry customers can purchase one separately. Public transport reaches the Bell Tower easily. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible. Prams and strollers are welcome, and infants must sit with an adult.
Tour sold and operated by its supplier via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries, not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







