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

The most memorable part of this Perth experience is that you do not just look at the Bell Tower’s bells. You get to ring them yourself, then collect a personalised love lock to mark the occasion. It is a simple idea, but one that gives a short sightseeing stop a proper sense of occasion.

I like the Swan River setting at Barrack Square, especially the chance to step onto the observation deck for broad city and river views. I also like the value: $50.21 covers two people, the guided visit, a chiming certificate, and the engraved lock.

The main consideration is time. At 45 minutes to one hour, this is a compact experience rather than a long cultural tour. You will need to choose between locking your souvenir at the tower and taking it home.

Key points

• Ring the historic bells yourself: The interactive chiming session gives you an active role, not just a photo stop.
• Two-person romantic package: The $50.21 price covers a couple rather than charging each person separately.
• Personalised engraved love lock: Choose your engraving when you arrive, then collect the finished lock at reception.
• Swan River observation deck: The elevated view adds a pleasant Perth perspective to the visit.
• Historic royal bells: You hear about the bells and the Bell Tower’s purpose from an experienced guide.
• Small group format: The activity has a maximum of 14 people, keeping the visit fairly contained.

A romantic Bell Tower stop beside the Swan River

The Bell Tower sits at Barrack Square on Riverside Drive, beside the Swan River in central Perth. Its tall, modern form is easy to combine with a walk around the riverfront, so you can treat this as either a planned romantic outing or a short addition to a day in the city.

The tower was built to house the bells of Saint Martin in the Fields church in Trafalgar Square, London. That gives the visit a useful historical anchor. You are not simply entering a Perth landmark with a collection of bells. You are seeing a purpose-built home for historic bells with a royal connection and a story that reaches far beyond Western Australia.

I would allow about an hour from arrival to finish. The formal duration is approximately 45 minutes to one hour, which makes the experience easy to fit between other plans. It is long enough to include the guided explanation, bell-ringing session, views, and love lock collection without taking over your day.

The group limit is 14 people. That is a practical advantage for a hands-on activity, since ringing bells is more enjoyable when you are not lost in a large crowd. It also means you should expect a shared tour rather than a private appointment.

Starting at Barrack Square and choosing your engraving

Your meeting point is The Bell Tower in Barrack Square, Riverside Drive, Perth. The activity begins and ends there, with no private transport included. You will need to make your own way to the tower, but the location is near public transport.

The love lock is not a random souvenir handed to you at the door. You choose the engraving when you arrive, and the finished lock is prepared for collection at the reception desk near the end of your visit. That small step matters if you are buying this as a proposal, anniversary, birthday, or simple shared memento.

I would decide in advance what you want engraved. The supplied information does not set out character limits or engraving styles, so keep your choice clear and simple. A name, date, or short message is likely to be easier to read than a long phrase, though you should confirm the available options on arrival.

The lock comes in a presentation folder. That makes taking it home practical if you do not want to leave it at the tower, and it also gives you something tidy to keep with photographs or other holiday mementos.

Meeting the bells inside Perth’s Bell Tower

The Bell Tower is described as one of the largest musical instruments on earth. That is a useful way to think about the building. The bells are not just old objects displayed behind glass. They are working instruments, and the guided visit explains how they fit into the tower and its history.

Your guide leads the Bell Tower Experience and explains the historic royal bells. The tone should suit people who want more than a quick photograph, but the visit remains short enough for anyone with limited sightseeing time. You get context without committing to a half-day museum program.

The guide’s role is especially important here. Bell ringing has a technique and a rhythm that are not obvious if you have never tried it. The visit includes instruction during the interactive Bell Chiming Experience, so you can take part rather than merely watch a demonstration.

Reports of the experience point to friendly, informative staff, and that matches the nature of the activity. You are relying on the guide to explain what you are seeing, help with the ringing, and keep the group moving through a fairly short session.

Ringing the bells yourself

The hands-on chiming session is the strongest reason to book this package. You get to try the art of bell ringing with an experienced guide, then receive a chiming certificate as part of the package.

That certificate is a nice detail because it confirms that you took part in the activity. It may feel a little playful, but that suits a romantic outing better than a purely formal admission ticket. You leave with both a physical souvenir and a story about doing something together.

The sound is also part of the appeal. You are visiting a tower built around bells, so the chimes give the stop a clear identity. The experience would be less distinctive if it consisted only of an explanation and a view. Here, the ringing makes the visit active and memorable.

You should keep your expectations sensible. This is an introductory experience, not specialist bell-ringing training. The supplied details promise a chance to try the art of ringing with a guide, not an extended lesson or a chance to control the full musical program of the tower.

Still, the activity works well for couples because you can share the moment. One person might be more eager to ring while the other takes in the setting, but both receive the guided visit and certificate. The small group size should help keep the session personal enough for everyone to have a turn.

Taking in Swan River views from the observation deck

The observation deck adds a second layer to the visit. After hearing about the bells and taking part in the chiming session, you can look out over the Swan River and Perth from above.

The view is one of the package’s most appealing extras because it changes the pace. You move from the tower’s interior and its working bells to an open outlook. For a couple, this is a natural point to pause for photographs or simply enjoy the setting.

I would not book this solely for a panoramic viewpoint. The experience is short, and the details provided do not promise a particular skyline or a long period on the deck. Think of the view as a valuable part of a bell-focused visit rather than a separate observation attraction.

That balance is useful. If you want a substantial sightseeing platform with lots of time for city photography, this may feel limited. If you want a pleasant outlook attached to an unusual cultural activity, it fits nicely.

The tower’s position in Barrack Square also helps. You can continue exploring the riverfront after the tour without arranging another transfer. Since the activity ends where it starts, it is easy to orient yourself and carry on with your day.

Collecting the love lock at the end

The personalised love lock gives this package its romantic purpose. At the end of the visit, you collect it from the reception desk after choosing the engraving earlier.

You then have two options. You can lock it beside others on a chain at the Bell Tower, or take it home as a souvenir. I appreciate having that choice. Some couples like the symbolism of leaving a lock at the place they visited, while others prefer to keep a physical reminder in a home collection.

The lock is not the whole experience, and it should not be treated as the main reason to visit the Bell Tower. Its value comes from being tied to the chiming session, the view, and the shared time in the tower.

It also gives you a built-in moment for a proposal or anniversary surprise. One published account describes a proposal at the top of the tower after the noon chimes, followed by a yes. The package does not promise a private proposal arrangement, so you should speak with the staff directly if timing your question around the bells matters.

That story also points to a practical issue: a proposal may work best if you plan the moment carefully. The activity is shared with other people, and the group schedule controls the pace. The setting can be meaningful, but it is not a private event space.

What the $50.21 price includes

At $50.21 per group of up to two people, the price is aimed squarely at couples. You are not paying for two separate standard admissions and then adding a lock as an afterthought. The package combines:

• Two tickets to the Bell Tower Experience
• A personalised love lock in a presentation folder
• The guided Bell Tower Experience
• The interactive chiming session
• A chiming certificate
• Information about the Bell Tower and historic royal bells

That is solid value if you want both admission and a keepsake. The lock, certificate, and active bell-ringing session give the package more substance than a basic tower visit.

The value is weaker if you have no interest in the love-lock idea. In that case, the romantic package may include an item you do not plan to use. You should compare it with any standard Bell Tower admission available for your dates, though the supplied details do not provide that separate price.

The experience is also good value for a short city activity. At under an hour, it will not fill half a day, but that can be an advantage in Perth. You can fit it around riverfront walks, meals, or other central sightseeing rather than sacrificing a large block of your schedule.

Who will enjoy this experience most

I would recommend the package to couples who want an activity with a clear shared moment. It suits an anniversary, proposal, honeymoon stop, birthday outing, or a first visit to Perth when you want something more personal than a standard landmark photo.

It also suits locals looking for a different date idea. The published feedback includes both visitors to Perth and local interest, and the experience does not depend on having extensive knowledge of the city. The guide supplies the story, while the bells and views provide the main action.

Families or friends could also book it, but the lock makes the package less natural for them unless they simply want a souvenir. The two-person price is designed around a couple, so larger groups would need to check how additional tickets work.

Most people can take part, and service animals are allowed. The activity is near public transport, but private transportation is not provided. The supplied details do not specify full accessibility arrangements, so anyone with mobility or access concerns should confirm those points with the provider before booking.

Timing, cancellation, and useful planning details

You receive confirmation at the time of booking, and the ticket is mobile, so you can keep it on your phone. The activity starts and finishes at The Bell Tower in Barrack Square.

The experience accepts free cancellation up to 24 hours before the local start time. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund, so be careful when making plans around weather, transport, or other bookings.

The activity has a maximum of 14 participants. That is small enough to keep the bell-ringing session manageable, but it does not mean you receive a private tour. If you are planning a proposal, anniversary surprise, or other important moment, contact the provider in advance rather than assuming the guide can change the schedule.

The short duration also makes timing important. Arrive with enough time to find the tower and complete the engraving choice. You do not want to spend the first part of a 45-minute visit rushing from the entrance to reception.

Is the Romance Package worth booking?

Book it if you want a compact Perth date with three distinct parts: historic bells, an active ringing session, and a keepsake you can leave behind or take home. The Swan River setting and observation deck make the visit feel more complete, while the chiming certificate adds a light, personal touch.

I would especially choose it for a couple who values experiences over expensive gifts. At $50.21 for two, the package gives you a guided activity and a personalised object without demanding a full day or a large budget.

Skip it if you want a long, private romantic tour, a major museum visit, or a dedicated proposal venue. The group format, short duration, and shared setting are important limits.

For the right couple, though, this is an easy Perth outing to recommend. You ring the bells, see the river from the tower, and leave with a lock that records the day in a way a standard admission ticket cannot.

FAQ

Where does the Romance Package take place?

The experience takes place at The Bell Tower in Barrack Square, Riverside Drive, Perth, Western Australia.

How long does the experience last?

The visit lasts approximately 45 minutes to one hour.

How much does the package cost?

The price is $50.21 per group of up to two people.

What does the price 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 Bell 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. The finished lock is ready to collect from the reception desk at the end of your visit.

Can I take the love lock home?

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

Is transportation included?

No. Private transportation is not included. The Bell Tower is near public transportation.

How many people can join the activity?

The activity has a maximum of 14 participants, while the Romance Package price covers up to two people.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded.