Attractions near Berrimah

The Administrator's offices were formerly the police station, cell block and court house. Inspection from outside only.

The site consists of the historic bank building on the corner of Smith and Bennett Streets, comprising a two storey reinforced concrete banking chamber.

Visitors will be taken into another world with the latest high-tech virtual reality and holographic technology.

Em Bella has a range of jewellery, clothes, bags, skin care, hemp rugs - they have that unique quality gift for everyone.

Take home your very own piece of magic. Paul Arnold's photos showcase the best of the Territory and capture a sense of place.

Breakout NT Escape Rooms are located in the CBD of Darwin, an easy walk from most hotels and attractions.

Gloriously scented with natural essential oils, Damadi's artisan soaps and skincare are delicately crafted in Darwin, tropical north Australia. Made with ingredients like Kakadu Plum

Hughes Avenue connects the Darwin Waterfront precinct to the city and has done since George Goyder's arrival in 1869.

Mbantua Gallery specialises in art from the Utopia Region in Central Australia.

The Bookshop Darwin is the Northern Territory's largest independent new book store. Whether you are visiting for a short time and want a pictorial coffee

The 1888 Sue Wah Chin building, also known as Stone Houses, represents the last remnant of Chinatown in Darwin.

Enjoy entry to four exciting Heritage and History Attractions with the Heritage Link Attractions Pass.

The present building is a two-storey, flat roofed building characterised by the light and dark contrast of white quartz exposed aggregate and bronze anodised aluminium

Built for the Town and Country Bank in 1884, it was possibly the first building built of stone by private enterprise. In 1887 the building

The Activate Darwin Hub is an exhibition space located in Smith Street Mall and features new displays each month. The Hub is open from 9am

Air Raid Records is the Territory’s only dedicated second-hand vinyl store - thousands of titles in stock, from ACDC to ZZ Top, and everything in

This tree is significant due to its historic, social and aesthetic values. This Boab marks the site of Darwin's first primary school, and later the

Follow the 457-kilometre Nature's Way from Darwin through World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, and onto Litchfield and Nitmiluk National Parks.

Salon Indigenous Art Projects is launching an exciting new contemporary art space in Darwin CBD in the old Viva La Body store on Cavenagh Street.

Boutique swimwear and comfortable resort fashion especially tailored to the tropical lifestyle. Centrally located opposite Raintree Park at the end of the Mall the store

The Darwin Cenotaph commemorates Australian men and women who have served in conflicts in which Australia has been involved. The memorial was originally erected outside

Traditional and modern Aboriginal art Gallery and book exchange located in the heart of the CBD in Smith St Mall.

Take home a little local luxury with Australian saltwater crocodile skin accessories, unique to Darwin and made from skins sourced in the Territory.

Liberty Square was named by the Darwin Town Council in June 1919 to commemorate the ‘Darwin Rebellion’ of 17 December 1918.

The site is a mature banyan tree that is growing near the Supreme Court building within State Square.

The Darwin Galleria is in the heart of Smith Street Mall. The iconic shopping centre features strong established local and national businesses; and prides itself

Wander through monsoon forests, coastal fore-dunes, mangroves, and woodlands, and discover traditional uses of local plants on the self-guided walk.

Access the Northern Territory's contemporary and pioneering history in the relaxed surrounds of Parliament House, site of the old Telegraph Station.

Safari Leisurewear offers style and ease to your wardrobe. Located in the mall, Safari Leisurewear is the ultimate destination for elegant casual clothing in the

Government House is the oldest European building in the Northern Territory and residence of the Administrator.

Goyder Park commemorates Goyder’s Camp, which is of historical significance as the first settlement within Port Darwin from which would grow the modern Darwin.

The Sidney William Hut and Annexe at Pee Wee Camp, along with several concrete floor slabs

The George Brown Botanic Gardens have significance as the site of major botanical and agricultural activity since 1886

Chaba Beauty & Spa treatments are thoughtfully designed to re balance, relax and re-energies the mind and body.

Currently open as a cafe with the Banyan Tree Park alongside, a lovely lunchtime and evening resting place to relax in the centre of town.

Recite old classics or discover new favourite films at Darwin's iconic open air cinema on Darwin Harbour, screening every night in the Dry Season.

Browse a range of traditional and contemporary Aboriginal paintings, works on bark, hand-woven baskets, didjeridus, and carvings in a peaceful space.

Fannie Bay Gaol operated as Her Majesty’s Gaol and Labour Prison from 1883 until 1979. The original buildings comprised two blocks with 16 cells, a

Tactile Arts is a member-based, community arts organisation supporting artists and artisans throughout the Top End of Australia.

This is an elevated Type B (Amended) House designed by the Commonwealth Government (probably Wilfred Haslam) and constructed in 1936, it is now a restaurant.