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What to do and see in Darebin, Victoria: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Darebin, Australia including Small Time Criminals, Archery Attack, John Cain Memorial Park, Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery, Islamic Museum of Australia, Preston Library, Edwardes Lake Park, Preston Market, Penders Park, Northland Shopping Centre.
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1. Small Time Criminals
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
Small Time Criminals is a game for up to six players. It uses live actors, clues and puzzles to simulate a bank heist. The game is played in a two-storey building that used to be a real bank. You'll be figuring out where valuables are hidden, how to access them and which ones might be worth the most. Decide what's most valuable and steal as much as you can. Small Time Criminals is rated M15+ for content. Bookings are essential.
2. Archery Attack
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
The Archery Attack Arena is the first dedicated venue of its kind in Australia. Hosting public sessions, private events and weekly tournaments, the Arena has the staff and equipment you need to get you channelling your inner archer.
Reviewed By hayleycY9786MQ - Melbourne, Australia
We had our daughters 10yr old bday party and very happy, the kids had a great time, we had the party room which was well set up, we bought our own BBQ food and was very straight forward to use great space.. Will definitely come back again..
3. John Cain Memorial Park
4. Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Located to the north of the city, Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery is a peaceful place with a rich local history that can be discovered via a heritage walk. While the cemetery is mostly full, there are a number of memorial options available. The Friends of Coburg Cemetery takes an active interest in the rich history of the cemetery and the area it serves, and runs historical tours from time to time.
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
Motorists driving down Bell Street, the great artery connecting Melbourne's western and eastern suburbs, may notice a field of shrines and gravestones. This is Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery. Unlike other states, such as Western Australia, these burial plots are maintained for eternity. The plots are not reused, though other family members may be added to the grave. Burials began in 1858 and by 1971, the cemetery had reached capacity. The graves have a great array of memorials and many people, both humble and notable, are interred here. The entrance is off Bell Street, visitors are welcome.
5. Islamic Museum of Australia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Specialty Museum. The Islamic Museum of Australia has 5 permanent galleries: Islamic Faith, Contributions to Civilisation, Islamic Art, Architecture and Australian Muslim History. There are regular visiting exhibitions and a wonderful Cafe adjoining the Merri Creek trail.
Reviewed By Zzz1a - Australia, null
Cafe had great service, you can sit inside or outside. Food was fresh, delicious and promptly served. The coffee was delicious too. The museum is definitely worth a visit. It's well laid out, a visual delight with substance.
6. Preston Library
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
Preston Library is in Gower St, just off High St,.near the Town Hall. The LIbrary has a wide range of newspapers, including foreign language newspapers. The library also has computers for public use. The monograph copllection is quite extensive (that is, it has lots of books). The Library has a meeting room which can be hired. By the way, it is quite easy to join the library if you have a local connection.Preston Library is a good library for quiet reading and is also useful for research.
7. Edwardes Lake Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By fabiana868
Great park to run. You will find a very safe and family oriented environment at Edwards Lake park. Just watch out for the swans..
8. Preston Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By spiz44 - Melbourne, Australia
Great market for all the good reasons Very good seafood market Very good meat market Very good delicatessen market Very good fruit market And also very good take away goods to eat there I especially like Ishtar Borek & Falafel All good
9. Penders Park
10. Northland Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 63 reviews
With over 320 fashion, food and lifestyle stores, Northland is Melbourne's largest shopping destination in the northern suburbs.
Reviewed By FellowTraveler618788
If you want to give your loved one a day of surprises, go to Northland! You can have a hearty breakfast at the fabulous Pancake Parlour and then catch a movie at the nearby Cinemas and then work your way up the floors to some amazing shopping: clothes, gifts and a cuppa to end the day. On the same floor you can get the most incredible sushi, With Kmart, Target and other departments also available, you will most certainly grab yourself a bargain or two. There is so much more you can explore! Why not take a friend or family member and get out and explore what Northlands has to offer you. We did and we love it!
