Attractions near Darwin

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.

DVAA (Darwin Visual Arts) is a Darwin institution. Established in 1983, DVAA began life through the collective efforts of artists who wanted a place to

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.

The steam pump house is a rectangular shed constructed of rendered blockwork walls, a metal truss roof supports gabled corrugated iron roof.

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

Visit a gallery and shop of diverse Indigenous cultures and products housed in one of Darwin's historic stone buildings on The Esplanade.

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.

Lyons Cottage is located on The Esplanade overlooking Darwin Harbour and is named after colourful lawyer and politician, John 'Tiger' Lyons.

Take a voyage of discovery around Darwin's cosmopolitan foreshore, dotted with sunken ships and bounded by scenic mangroves and pristine tidal waters.

AQPK's sole purpose is to establish a safe atmosphere of fun and excitement for the entire family. We cater for ages from 6 years and

Go face-to-face with saltwater crocodiles in the Cage of Death, or play it safe and do the Fishing for Crocs or cuddle a baby crocodile.

Frog Hollow was originally a natural drainage line, followed by the construction of Darwin Primary School in 1952, it is now a park.

Explore Darwin's historic Wharf Precinct, site of the city's pearling industry and the Bombing of Darwin, and now a relaxing place to dine and unwind.

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

Relax and enjoy an afternoon on the open grasslands on the cliffs of Darwin Harbour, wandering along the trails to read signposts and war memorials.

Take a self-guided tour of the newest parliament buildings in Australia, with the architectural and design elements that reflect Northern Territory life.

Your one stop shop for corporate & cultural gifts.

Rock out to major national and international acts at Darwin's premium live entertainment venue, or catch a theatre performance in the Playhouse.

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

Take part in the daily fish feeding ritual at Doctors Gully in the heart of Darwin, where hundreds of fish come to shore.

The Navy Victualling Yards were constructed as part of the build-up for defence purposes in the late 1930's.

The Gardens Road Cemetery was opened on 10 April 1919. The Cemetery served as the official cemetery for Darwin until 11 December 1970.

Gardens Tennis is the largest and one of the most successful community tennis centres in Darwin. The facility is located in the heart of thriving

The Myilly Point Heritage Precinct comprises four houses constructed between 1936 and 1939 to provide accommodation for senior public servants.

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

Aces, your venue for Live Sports and Entertainment. Soak up the sounds of live music while watching some of the world's greatest sporting events live.

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

Picnics at Seabreeze is teaming up with The Mindil Beach Sunset Markets to bring you Picnics at Mindil every Sunday night throughout the Darwin Dry

This was the only cemetery in Darwin for the period 1870's to 1919.

The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) is the Northern Territory's premier cultural organisation.

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

The complex consists of a number of concrete stores buildings of various sizes built in areas excavated from the cliffs along Tiger Brennan Drive.

Meander through Parap's gallery precinct, lingering over Outstation Gallery's exciting artwork sourced from remote Aboriginal community art centres

Spend Saturday mornings winding through stalls of local produce, arts and crafts, entertainment, and delicious cuisine from all around the world.

Interact with the displays and get a feast for the senses from contemporary art exhibitions by emerging and established artists and touring exhibits.

Elevate your home, health and heart with a visit to this Darwin favourite where gorgeous gifts, eclectic jewellery and cool Summer fashion go hand in

The hangar is a prefabricated building developed by the Sidney-Williams Company and erected in Darwin in 1934 for Qantas Empire Airways Ltd

The ‘SAndfly’ is a small shunting steam locomotive that is listed as a movable heritage object. It is currently housed in the Qantas Hangar in

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

North Australia Railway (The Narrows) site consists of remnants of the North Australia Railway corridor consisting of a steel bridge, railway line and embankment