Located just 10 minutes from both Perth CBD and Cottesloe Beach, Gadfly Gallery, is in the heart of an art gallery precinct on Waratah Avenue, in the elegant suburb of Dalkeith. A trip along the Swan River’s’ picturesque Riverside Drive, brings you to the University of Western Australia, from where Gadfly Gallery can be directly approached by Stirling Highway, or more circuitously via Pelican Point, viewing the Royal Perth Yacht Club and windsurfers’ favourite spots along the way.

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Other attractions in the immediate area of Gadfly Gallery include cafes, boutique garden and homewares shops and other galleries.

Elegant shopping precincts in the vicinity also include Bay View Terrace, only 5 minutes away, and Napoleon Street, Cottesloe, a further few minutes’ drive towards the coast, where local attractions include the Indiana Tea House restaurant overlooking the beach, and many beachside cafes

Gadfly Gallery offers ample parking, wheelchair access

HOURS:
Wednesday - Friday 11am – 5pm
Saturday and Sunday 2-5pm
CLOSED Public Holidays

For summer holiday hours between Christmas Eve (24 December) and the resumption of 1st School terms (first week of February) , please call 08 93868369

Public Transport Access
TRAIN
Closest train station is CLAREMONT STATION, on the Perth-Fremantle Line.
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Once alighting, take a 5 minute taxi ride, or about a 15 minute walk down Bay View Terrace and along Victoria Avenue., or you can catch a bus

please consult the Transperth link for timetables

BUS
The most direct Bus services which runs past Gadfly Gallery are numbers 23, 24 and 25.on Western Route number 44.

Buses via Claremont are as follows:
services 102 and 107 (on western route number 31)
service 103 (on western route number 32)
services 27 and 28 (on western Route number 33)
For specific timetables please consult the transperth timetable

Gadfly Gallery is located on Waratah Avenue near the corner of Roberts Road.

We look forward to your visit , and please don’t hesitate to call us for further assistance

Images on this page courtesy of West Australian Tourism