HAVE you ever wanted to peek behind the closed doors of some of Perth's most interesting buildings?
Open House Perth gives you the chance to do just that.
Across November 12-13, more than 95 places will open their doors for the public to explore.
The event's creative director Carly Barrett said this year's program will celebrate Perth's past and future.
"Open House Perth gives people a unique opportunity to explore the city and get behind the scenes of some of WA's best architecture and design spaces," she said.
"Whether it is heritage spaces, re-discovering your city or visiting some of the most innovative home designs in the country, Open House Perth has something for everyone to see and do."
City of Perth Library, the Bell Tower, Cathedral Square, His Majesty's Theatre and London Square are just some of the CBD buildings included in this year's program.
Some of the state's best homes are also part of the event including Dolce Lane Residence, North Perth House, the SODA Apartments and West Leederville Cottage.
Full program available at www.openhouseperth.net
