Perth’s oldest building, the Old Court House, is one of Western Australia’s most significant colonial cultural heritage sites. From its principal function as a court house, to its cultural role as the main social and civic hub of early colonial life, this small but highly significant building now operates as the Old Court House Law Museum and is open for everyone to access and explore.

Interpretation at the Museum aims to reflect diverse Western Australian voices and lived experiences of the law, its reach and impact.

This significant building and Museum have big Western Australian histories to share, and is open for you to visit Tuesday to Sunday, from 10am to 4pm.