Darwin, Australia (Point of interest)

The Darwin Military Museum at East Point was set up to display photographs and artefacts from the city's wartime history. It includes exhibits from the Second World War, when more than 300 Darwinians were killed in raids by the Japanese. Over 60 r... Continue reading →

Collectors of Aboriginal dot paintings will love Darwin's Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery, specialising in works by well-respected indigenous artists from Central and Western Desert regions of Australia and Arnhemland. If you fancy splashing out and ... Continue reading →

At the Fannie Bay Gaol in Darwin visitors can experience the oppressive atmosphere of the former prison first hand. Explore the cell blocks, kitchen, wash house and the infirmary, complete with gallows which were used for executions until 1952. Th... Continue reading →

The beautiful George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens are home to exotic collections of rainforest palms, African baobabs and tropical orchids, as well as plenty of native Top End species. Non-flora features include a waterfall, pond and the restored W... Continue reading →

Darwin's Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory is a great place to learn about regional art, history and culture. The displays cover all kinds of topics such as Aboriginal art, Oceanic art, maritime archaeology and local history. Located ... Continue reading →