Darwin is the northernmost city of Australia, it is located on the coast of the Northern Territory and is the capital of this state. This city was named in 1839 by a British capatin who was a good friend of the famous scientist Charles Darwin. The city of Darwin has a multi-cultural, modern and tropical feel to it. Read more about Darwin here.

Introduction Darwin's population is made up of more than sixty nationalities who live an unhustled and uncomplicated life in the tropical climate. Because the city regularly get's hit by tornadoes and hurricanes there aren't many historic buildings left in Darwin's centre. You won't find any skyscrapers in Darwin... Australiareviewed.com's information about IntroductionReader Reviews about Introduction

Darwin Wharf Precinct The Darwin Wharf Precinct is one the nicest harbours in Australia. From here you have a beautiful view of the blue sea and in the evening you can enjoy a breathtaking sunset. There is a variety of shops, restaurants and cafe´s all in a comfortable, lively atmosphere. Also there are a lot of boats and seaplanes ready to take you on... Australiareviewed.com's information about Darwin Wharf PrecinctReader Reviews about Darwin Wharf Precinct

Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory This beautifully designed state-of-the art complex houses a maritime museum, a good collection of aboriginal and Australian art and exhibitions about military history, science and the devestating hurricane Tracy. There certainly is enough to see! The collection of aboriginal art here is said to be the best in the world and includes... Australiareviewed.com's information about Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern TerritoryReader Reviews about Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

Darwin Botanical Gardens The Botanical Gardens in the north of Darwin are a great place to relax and to escape the heat. But while you´re there take a look around because here you can see the biggest collection of palm trees in the southern hemisphere, there are over 400 different species here! Furthermore there is an orchid plantation, a rainforest and swampflora including wetland-mangroves... Australiareviewed.com's information about Darwin Botanical GardensReader Reviews about Darwin Botanical Gardens

Crocodylus Park If you love crocodiles, Crocodylus Park is the place to be! There are at least 8000 crocs on this farm. It´s a clustering of freswater crocodiles( `freshies`) and saltwater crocodiles(`salties`) who got lost in the waters surrounding Darwin or ones that got to close to residential areas. Don´t be fooled in to thinking that the... Australiareviewed.com's information about Crocodylus ParkReader Reviews about Crocodylus Park

Aquascene At aquascene you can feed hundreds of fish and even play wih them! Since the fifties, fish come here on the incoming tide from Darwin Harbour to feed on bread scraps. Amongst many other species you can see seastars, rays and bream here. Some of the fish are over a metre long and they eat large chunks of bread in one go. The fish... Australiareviewed.com's information about AquasceneReader Reviews about Aquascene