The Romance Package (Bell Tower tour for 2 people, plus personalised Love Lock)

Ring bells, then seal the moment. The Bell Tower Romance Package pairs a guided visit for two with a personalised engraved love lock, making a short Perth outing feel personal rather than merely scenic. I like the chance to ring the bells yourself and the clear Swan River views from the observation deck.

I also like that you can lock the keepsake at the tower or take it home. The main consideration is the short visit, usually 45 minutes to an hour, so this suits couples wanting one focused activity rather than a full morning of sightseeing.

Bell ringing, river views, and a keepsake to take home

• You get two Bell Tower Experience tickets with the Romance Package, so the $50.21 group price covers both people.
• You can ring the bells yourself during the interactive Chiming Experience with a tour guide.
• The love lock is engraved for you, with the wording selected when you arrive.
• You can attach the lock at the Bell Tower or keep it, giving you a choice between a public symbol and a private souvenir.
• The observation deck looks over the Swan River, adding a good photo stop to the indoor bell experience.
• The group is limited to 14 people, which should keep the guided portion fairly personal.

Why the Bell Tower makes a good romantic stop

The Bell Tower sits at Barrack Square beside the Swan River, on Riverside Drive in Perth. That location gives the visit a simple advantage: you get a landmark, a riverside setting, and a shared activity in one compact stop.

The romantic appeal comes less from grand ceremony and more from participation. You are not only looking at an old object behind glass. You can take part in the Chiming Experience, hear the bells at close range, and try the basic art of bell ringing with guidance.

That hands-on part is the strongest reason to book. Couples often remember doing something together more clearly than simply taking another photograph. The experience also gives you a natural moment to pause, listen, and enjoy the setting.

The Bell Tower was built to house the bells of Saint Martin in the Fields church in Trafalgar Square, London. The connection gives the building a useful layer of history, especially if you enjoy learning how famous bells came to Perth rather than simply admiring their shape.

The tower is also described as one of the largest musical instruments on earth. That is a striking way to think about the building. Its purpose is not just to contain bells. The structure allows those bells to be played as a working musical instrument.

What happens when you arrive at Barrack Square

You begin at The Bell Tower, Barrack Square, Riverside Drive, Perth. The activity ends at the same meeting point, so you do not need to arrange a separate pickup or find your way to another part of the city afterward.

Your mobile ticket is useful here. Confirmation arrives at booking, and the mobile format means you can keep the admission details on your phone rather than manage printed paperwork.

At arrival, you choose the engraving for the love lock. This is an important practical detail. Think about the wording before you reach the desk, particularly if you want names, initials, or a date. The supplied information does not set a character limit, so it is sensible to keep your message short and clear.

The lock is not simply handed over as you walk in. It will be ready to collect from the reception desk at the end of your visit, in a presentation folder. That timing makes sense: you can enjoy the tower first, then finish with the physical reminder of the outing.

The Bell Tower Experience and its historic bells

The guided portion covers the history of the Bell Tower and the historic royal bells. This gives the visit more substance than a quick climb for a view.

You can expect the guide to explain the tower’s purpose and its connection to the bells from Saint Martin in the Fields church. The supplied details do not name individual guides, but the guide is part of the experience, not just a ticket checker. A friendly, informative guide was one of the most praised features in the feedback, so this is a good choice if you prefer context with your sightseeing.

The royal bells add another point of interest. You are seeing and hearing objects with a connection to Britain’s royal tradition, while standing in a distinctly Perth setting. That contrast gives the tour a little more character than a standard city lookout.

The experience is likely to appeal most to people who enjoy unusual attractions. If you have already seen Perth’s main outdoor sights, the Bell Tower offers something different: sound, craft, history, and participation in a small space.

There is also variety within the tower itself. One review praised the range of different bells on view. That matters because the attraction is not dependent on a single photograph or one dramatic viewpoint. You have several things to look at while the guide explains how the collection fits together.

Trying the Chiming Experience yourself

The interactive Chiming Experience is the heart of the package. With an experienced tour guide present, you can try ringing the bells yourself rather than only hearing a demonstration.

This is a useful feature for couples because it creates a shared task. One person may be more eager to take part than the other, but the activity is designed around participation, not specialist skill. You also receive a Chiming Certificate, which gives you a small record of having taken part.

The feedback makes clear that ringing the bells is the most memorable element for many people. It was repeatedly praised as fun, unusual, and worth the visit. That praise feels fair because bell ringing is not an everyday tourist activity. It gives the package a real point of difference.

You should expect sound to be central to the visit. The bells are not silent display pieces, and the tower functions as a musical instrument. If you prefer quiet museums, this may not be your ideal Perth stop. For most couples, though, the sound is the reason the experience stays in the memory.

If you are considering a proposal, the tour can also provide a natural setting. One couple used the moment at the top of the tower after the noon chimes to propose. The package does not promise a proposal arrangement, so you would need to plan any surprise yourself, but the bell ringing and observation deck could provide a memorable setting.

The observation deck and Swan River views

The observation deck gives you a chance to look beyond the bells and take in the Swan River. A reviewer described the balcony view as unforgettable, and the view is one of the package’s strongest bonuses.

The deck works well as a pause between the history and the keepsake. After the guided explanation and chiming activity, you can step outside, enjoy the river setting, and take photographs together.

The supplied details do not promise a particular skyline, weather condition, or sunset view. Keep that in mind when planning the visit. The appeal is the river outlook from the tower, not a guaranteed special effect at a certain hour.

Still, the location helps make the $50.21 price easier to judge. You are paying for more than admission to an indoor collection. The ticket combines the guided history, bell ringing, certificate, observation deck, and engraved lock for two people.

Collecting the personalised Love Lock

At the end of the visit, collect your engraved Love Lock from reception. It comes in a presentation folder, so it is ready to keep as a small souvenir if you do not want to attach it at the tower.

You then choose between two meanings. You can lock it next to the others on a chain at the Bell Tower, creating a public marker of your relationship. Or you can take it home, which may be the better option if you prefer a keepsake that stays with you.

The choice also helps the package avoid feeling too prescriptive. Some couples like the tradition of leaving a lock behind. Others would rather keep the object, especially if it marks an engagement, anniversary, or proposal.

The engraving is selected when you arrive, while the lock is collected at the end. I would allow a little mental space for that detail. Decide the wording in advance, check spelling carefully, and remember that the lock is one of the package’s main benefits.

Is $50.21 good value for two people?

At $50.21 per group of up to two, the price works out to about $25.11 per person before any changes in local pricing. That includes two Bell Tower Experience admissions, the guided tour, the Chiming Certificate, the personalised lock, and access to the tower’s viewing area.

I see the value most clearly if you would otherwise pay separately for a Perth attraction and a small romantic gift. Here, both are bundled into one short visit. The package also gives you an activity, not only a souvenir.

The value is less convincing if you mainly want a long sightseeing session. The duration is about 45 minutes to one hour, and the tour has a maximum of 14 people. This is a compact experience, not a half-day outing.

The strong rating of 4.9 from 16 reviews and the 100 percent recommendation figure suggest the package is performing well for its intended audience. The praise is especially consistent around the friendly staff, bell ringing, views, and romantic meaning of the lock.

I would compare the price with your day’s plans. If you are already visiting Barrack Square, the package adds a well-defined activity with little time commitment. If you need a major attraction to fill several hours, choose something longer and treat the Bell Tower as an add-on.

Who will enjoy this Perth experience?

I would recommend the package most strongly to:

• Couples celebrating an anniversary or special date
• Partners looking for a simple proposal setting
• Visitors who want an unusual activity instead of another gallery
• People interested in historic bells, sound, and traditional crafts
• Locals seeking a short romantic outing
• Anyone who wants a personalised Perth souvenir

It also suits couples with different sightseeing tastes. One person can enjoy the history, while the other focuses on the views and love lock. The bell ringing gives both of you something active to share.

Families and solo visitors can attend the Bell Tower, but this specific package is designed for two. The love lock and presentation folder make the romantic purpose clear, so you may prefer the standard Bell Tower experience if you are not visiting as a couple.

Most people can participate, and service animals are allowed. The activity is near public transportation, but private transportation is not included. You should make your own way to Barrack Square.

Timing, group size, and cancellation rules

Plan on 45 minutes to one hour at the tower. That is long enough for the guided history, the Chiming Experience, the observation deck, and collection of the lock, but short enough to fit before or after another Perth activity.

The maximum group size is 14 people. That is small enough to support questions and keep the bell ringing from feeling like a distant demonstration. The exact pace may depend on the group and the guide.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. A cancellation within 24 hours is not refunded, and changes within that period are not accepted. I would avoid booking until your Perth plans are reasonably settled.

My verdict: book it for the activity, not just the lock

You should book the Romance Package if you want a short, personal Perth experience with a real activity at its center. The love lock is appealing, but the bell ringing, river view, and guide-led history are what give the package value.

I would especially choose it for an anniversary, proposal plan, or first visit to Perth when you want a souvenir tied to something you actually did. The main drawback is the limited duration. If you expect a large attraction with hours of exhibits, this will feel small.

For most couples, the mix is well judged: two tickets, a chance to ring historic bells, a Chiming Certificate, a Swan River viewpoint, and a customised keepsake for $50.21. It is an easy romantic stop, with enough history and hands-on fun to make it more than a lock on a chain.

FAQ

Where does the Romance Package begin?

It begins at The Bell Tower in Barrack Square, Riverside Drive, Perth, Western Australia.

Where does the experience end?

The activity ends back at The Bell Tower meeting point.

How long does the Romance Package last?

The visit lasts approximately 45 minutes to one hour.

How many people does the package cover?

The $50.21 price covers one group of up to two people.

What does the package include?

It includes two Bell Tower Experience tickets, a guided tour, a personalised Love Lock in a presentation folder, a Chiming Certificate, and information about the Bell Tower and historic royal bells.

Can I ring the bells myself?

Yes. The interactive Chiming Experience lets you try ringing the bells with an experienced tour guide.

When do I choose the Love Lock engraving?

You choose the engraving when you arrive at the Bell Tower.

When do I collect the Love Lock?

You collect it from the reception desk at the end of your visit.

Can I take the Love Lock home?

Yes. You can lock it on the chain at the Bell Tower or take it home as a souvenir.

Is transportation included?

No. Private transportation is not included, although the Bell Tower is near public transportation.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations and changes made within 24 hours are not accepted and are not refunded.