Attractions near Parap

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Go for a dip year-round in the lake, or make the most of the dry season to set off on the walking and cycling paths.

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

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

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

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

Uncover all the facets of the national park, from its important mangroves to shell middens from Aboriginal owners, and World War II military bunkers.

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 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

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.

Your one stop shop for corporate & cultural gifts.

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

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

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

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

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

Cycle around Beagle Gulf, stroll and spot wallabies, stopping in at the Darwin Military Museum to learn more about the reserve's role in WWII.

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

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

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.

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.