Bell Tower Perth WA

The Bell Tower    

www.thebelltower.com.au
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The Bell Tower, home of the Swan Bells and one of the most unique tourist attractions in Perth, is one giant musical instrument of considerable …

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Mar 30, 2025
It is one giant musical instrument. I recommend going to the iCity Information Kiosk in Murray St Mall, Forrest Chase Intersection and participating in their orientation tour. The tour is free, comme…Full review by Aussie_Binturong
Mar 24, 2025
Great opportunity to ring the bells, very special. Staff welcoming especially reception who made a personalised certificate for me Full review by 1corokiwi
Feb 18, 2025
i rang the bells i found the tour was rushed easy to get to using CAT bus the price was reasonable and you get a certificate it's located next to place u can catch boats elizabeth quayFull review by carlycharlie g
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The Bell Tower is a 271-foot tower that is home to 18 bells known as the Swan Bells. The copper and glass building was designed by ar…
gpsmycity.com
Western Australia's Millennium Project, the Swan Bells Belltower, sits in Barrack Square on the edge of the Swan River. In 1988, the twel…
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and does the turret clock chime if your closed or only if your open because 7pm last night I didn't hear it or maybe I …
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and does the turret clock chime if your closed or only if your open because 7pm last night I didn't hear it or maybe I might of just missed the hourly chime.
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Hi Hamish. In respect to our neighbours, the turret clock only chimes between 9:30am and 3:45pm daily. Sorry you missed us!
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And how often does your turret clock need to be winded up?
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The turret clocks needs to be wound up daily to continue running. If you're keen to have a go, come visit us and you can help wind it up.
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Is the Anzac bell rung by some one pulling a rope or is it automated?
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The 6,500kg ANZAC Bell is much too heavy for our ringers to handle. This one is rung automatically at noon daily.
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Hi. Do you need to buy a ticket to access the observation level/deck lookout? Do the bells get rung during every …
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Hi. Do you need to buy a ticket to access the observation level/deck lookout? Do the bells get rung during every tour? And are they loud? Or are you given the option of whether you would like to not ring the bells?
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Can you bring your own lock?
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I think so!
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