York
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
WA's most historic rich town, classified as an historically important town by the Heritage Society of Australia. Opulent Victorian and Federation buildings have been carefully restored to their original glory which the town celebrates.
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Welcome to York
On the banks of the Avon River, a picture perfect setting with wildflower fields and farms.
York is an inland town in the Wheatbelt area of the Experience Perth tourist region. York is surrounded by the undulating farmlands of the Avon Valley and is the largest town in the local area, serving as the tourism and administration centre for surrounding communities. One of the best ways to get to York is to hire a car from Perth Airport.
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THINGS TO SEE IN YORK
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR FAVOURITE LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Motor Museum
Established in 1979, this Museum houses an amazing two hundred veteran, vintage and classic cars, motorcycles and horsedrawn vehicles from around Australia and the world. One of the finest collections in Australia and a must for any car enthusiast as all of the vehicles are in pristine condition.
Skydiving
Experience the thrill of skydiving from the largest skydiving aircraft and drop zone in Western Australia. Utilising the latest equipment in conjunction with professional instruction, your first skydiving experience will be remembered, especially when it's over a great Australian landscape. View more details
Historical Buildings
Officially classified as an historical town, York offers a wide variety of historical architecture. Almost every building in the town has been beautifully restored to it's full Victorian and Federation style with many tours available to visitors including the stunning Faversham House.
York Town Hall
Completed in 1911, this two storey building boasts some of the finest architecture ever built in the town and still stands today as a testiment to the importance of the town when at it's peak in the early 20th century. The York Visitor Centre is housed on the ground floor.