Visited on a weekday (during school term). Not busy at all. The bell ringing tour is definitely worth the extra few dollars. There's lots to learn bout bell ringing, it seems there's a lot more skill involved than simply pulling a rope. The mechanics behind moving the bell, running the bell, installing a new one etc are quite interesting.

I have lived in Perth for 10+ yrs, someone had told me that the tour was not worth the money, I should have never listened. I found the Gold and Bells package which included a tour at another 'not yet visited' place of interest of mine, the Perth mint. Tour starts at 11, wish I knew I could of had access prior because I definitely needed more time to get around the levels. I really enjoyed the interactive part of the tour and just for that experience alone, money well spent. Staff are absolutely lovely. Finished up hanging with the Anzac bell and had to get to the Perth mint for a 12.30 tour.

A nice place to visit to learn a bit more about history of Perth and the Swan Bells. Quite fascinating to learn how the bell tower works. The tower is not that tall hence do not expect a bird's eye view of Perth when you go up to the top. Still a good place to be added into your itinerary when you visit Perth City. Entrance fees required.

We went in time for the 12pm bell ring. Nothing much happened, there are 6level only. Highest level was viewing, 5 level was viewing of the big bell and 4 level was watching the big bell ring and information on the bells. Other than that nothing else exciting there.

Very beautiful construction, amazing views! Our guide Howard was just great - made this tour unforgettable with provided information and sence of humor. Many thanks!