As the Northern Territory’s thriving capital, Darwin attracts travelers from all around the globe for its outdoor, tropical lifestyle. With waterfront dining, crocodile adventures, rich historical experiences and access to the Tiwi Islands all within a few minutes of the city center, there’s enough to do to fill a weekend or a week.
Restaurants in Darwin
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Darwin's award winning landscape photographer, Paul Arnold showcases his work in this inner city gallery. With products ranging from postcards, calendars, books and of course his photography and images including his new Collectors Portfolio of Limited Edition Images. There is something for every budget with fine art printing done on site. Paul can produce all his images in a timely fashion for you to take home conveniently rolled in post tubes. Visit Paul's website for information on current and upcoming exhibitions!
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Aboriginal Fine Arts operates the largest Aboriginal Art gallery in Darwin, corner Mitchell and Knuckey Streets, Darwin. Browse around a range of traditional and contemporary Aboriginal art and craft from Arnhem Land and the Central Western desert regions, and more. works on bark, hand-woven baskets, carvings and a huge selection of authentic handmade didgeridoos. Delivery worldwide door to door.
Awesome display of very reasonably priced local indigenous art. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable of the artists. We purchased 4 beautiful prints and negotiated a very good price for original artwork with cert of authenticity provided and a bio on the artist.
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Affordable authentic Aboriginal art in the heart of Darwin. Readback is also a bookshop selling recycled books including Northern Territory historical and Indigenous books as well as a great collection of Australian fiction and LOCAL authors. Our gallery upstairs is comfortable and friendly - bring your family, your kids and relax amongst an amazing range of artworks sprawled across the walls and floors of the Old Star Picture Theatre. The artworks are from Indigenous artists across the NT - desert to the sea to Larrakia Country, Darwin Northern Territory.
5.0 based on 9 reviews
I saw this shop advertised in the tourism book and wanted to visit to purchase some fabrics for my mum who is a quilter. I was particularly interested because purchasing from here ensures that the Aboriginal artists are getting paid for their work. The lady on the day was really helpful pointing me in the right direction for what may work for Mum. I grabbed cards as they can do online orders and thought this might be something that the Quilting group might be interested in when I get home. If you are a sewer this would be a great shop to visit to get some authentic material and a reminder of your trip to the NT.
5.0 based on 1 reviews
I support local designers and artisans by providing a funky and unique space located in the heritage listed Stone Building in Cavenagh St. I sell everything from fashion, art, jewellery, homewares, books, and more
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Situated in the historical Lyons Cottage along the Esplanade, Aboriginal Bush Traders is one of Darwin’s most unique attractions. Our retail gallery exhibits a range of authentic Indigenous products, and is complimented by our Café, which focuses on using native Australian products and bush tucker in our menu. Aboriginal Bush Traders is 100% not-for profit. Gallery open: 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday & 9am - 2pm Saturday. Café open: 7:30am - 3pm Monday to Friday & 9am - 2pm Saturday.
Aboriginal Bush Traders has wonderful and authentic cuisine showcasing Aboriginal food with a twist. I ate an excellent ham and cheese Panini. I drank a refreshing Rosella ice tea, which tastes similar to Hibiscus. The food was cooked to order and Raeleen greets customers with her contagious smile. The gift shop has fantastic indigenous items too. I purchased a rub that cures coughs for my father. The best part is that they're centrally located because it is a three-minute walk from my hotel. Lastly, it is directly across ta park with a sea view.
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Viva La Body is Darwins very own apothecary filled with the most fabulous handmade eco safe hair and body care! View the revolutionary range of fully certified palm oil free, certified cruelty free, vegan, fully compostable packaged solid shampoo & solid conditioner bars. Be tempted with the all natural body and sensory care products, pure essential oils, natural insect repellents, body balms, natural hair care products, chemical free perfumes, handmade incense, foot soaks and bath preparations. A fabulous shopping experience inspired by life in the tropics! Drop in and experience it for yourself! Also available online.
4.5 based on 10 reviews
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Fun Supply is a local shop stocking a huge range of water toys and accessories as well as offering group and beginner classes for Stand Up Paddle and Kitesurfing
4.0 based on 48 reviews
We are just visiting Darwin and ducked into the fish market to see if they had wild caught fish for sale. They had a great variety, very fresh and delicious baramundi, prawns and oysters that we selected. It was so delicious that I'm salivating at the thought!!???? We have eaten their fish everyday since we've been to Darwin. Aside from the great seafood, the service and attitude of the staff was tops. In addition, we also had baramundi wings which we were unsure of how to cook and was offered great suggestions from the staff on their favourite way to cook and eat them. Will be going back for sure!
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