The 370-metre long Matagarup Bridge is so much more than just a pedestrian bridge. Connecting Optus Stadium and the Burswood Peninsula to East Perth, Matagarup Bridge symbolises a ‘coming together of diverse cultures’.
The flowing arches can represent a pair of black and white swans or the Wagyl, a water-serpent of great importance to local Noongar culture. Feature lighting on the arches illuminates the bridge every night of the year.
Quickly becoming an icon of Perth, the Bridge is home to a zip line and Bridge Climb, and you'll often see it lit up in support of major local, state and international events.
The flowing arches can represent a pair of black and white swans or the Wagyl, a water-serpent of great importance to local Noongar culture. Feature lighting on the arches illuminates the bridge every night of the year.
Quickly becoming an icon of Perth, the Bridge is home to a zip line and Bridge Climb, and you'll often see it lit up in support of major local, state and international events.