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The 1.8 km Rediscover Armadale Walking Urban Art Trail takes you through the Armadale City centre, including the Jull Street Mall and Minnawarra Park. The trail showcases art works from local, national and international artists and is wheelchair and pram friendly.
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Learn moreReDiscover Armadale Walking Urban Art Trail showcases local, national and international artists through a series of murals and sculptures. A self-paced walking tour of Armadale. Witness the streets come alive with creative energy, and be part of these shared stories.
Pop on your walking shoes and enjoy this self-guided urban art trail. Pop into one of the local cafes for a break or grab a takeaway to enjoy along your journey.
The trail starts opposite the Armadale Train Station, continuing along Jull Street, through the Mall and up to the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre.
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50 mins
1.8km each way
Easy access from Armadale Train Station
The trail starts near the Dept of Fire & Emergency Services building, 234 Jull Street Mall, opposite the Armadale Train Station
Group A - Urban Trails (Urban trails or short trails near facilities)
Toilets are located at Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre
Parking is available at the Visitor Centre and along Jull Street and near the train station.
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