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The inlet of Elizabeth Quay with the white arcs of the Spanda sculpture in front of the Perth city skyline on a clear day.
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Elizabeth Quay

Elizabeth Quay is a waterfront precinct on the north shore of Perth Water, built around an artificial inlet on the former Esplanade Reserve and opened in January 2016. A pedestrian bridge crosses the mouth of the inlet to a small island, and the promenades lead past the Spanda sculpture, a water play area and the jetty for Transperth ferries to South Perth.

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Is Elizabeth Quay free?

Yes. Entry to Elizabeth Quay is free.

Free entry

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