Discover the best attractions and experiences Darwin has to offer
Explore Darwin's legacy from colonial times through key wartime sites and classic city landmarks.
A historic prison complex near Fannie Bay that offers a window into Darwin’s colonial era.
World War II-era fortifications and bunkers overlooking Darwin Harbour.
A solemn war memorial in the city center honoring ANZAC troops and those who served.
Dive into the Territory’s culture, art and history at Darwin’s notable museums.
The NT’s premier cultural institution with Aboriginal art, archaeology and natural history.
Interactive WW II exhibit recounting the Bombing of Darwin and the city’s wartime resilience.
Visit the city’s significant religious landmarks and places of worship.
The main Catholic cathedral in Darwin and a long-standing city landmark.
A place of worship reflecting Darwin’s diverse religious communities.
Venture beyond the city to ancient landscapes, waterfalls and spectacular gorges.
World Heritage–listed park with dramatic escarpments, wetlands and ancient rock art.
Widely loved for cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear swimming holes and sunlit savannahs.
Spectacular gorges carved by the Katherine River, perfect for cruises and hikes.
Area-by-area flavor: where to wander for culture, sunsets and local life.
The urban core with markets, galleries and historic streets.
Beachfront suburb famed for sunsets and the iconic market nights.
Charming bayside area with calm waters and waterfront dining.
Upmarket harborside neighborhood with viewpoints and eateries.
Enjoy Darwin without spending a dime with scenic walks and open-air spaces.
Lush parklands and seawater promenades with city views.
A vibrant riverside area for a relaxed stroll along the harbor.
Grab a blanket and watch a famous Darwin sunset over the water.
Savor Territory flavors from seafood to tropical fruit and local produce.
Fresh local seafood with sunset marina views.
Try this Territory specialty prepared in various styles.
Sample fresh produce and regional snacks at beach markets.
Evenings come alive with bars, live music and waterfront spots.
A pulse of bars, eateries and live entertainment in the city.
Markets with food stalls, crafts and music under the stars.
Open-air film nights by the waterfront during the dry season.
Culture and performance venues for theatre, music and film.
An iconic outdoor cinema showing a rotating program.
City venue hosting touring shows, concerts and productions.
Annual celebration of the arts with performances and exhibitions.
Active ways to enjoy Darwin, from stadiums to dunes.
Kit-friendly venue for AFL and other sports events.
Dune field ideal for sandboarding and outdoor fun.
Kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and sailing options.
Go beyond the city lights for wildlife and wilderness experiences.
Thrilling boat cruise to see massive crocodiles in the wild.
Relaxing evening cruise to take in the skyline and water.
A day trip to see a wide range of Territory wildlife.