The kids loved the part with the animals. It was good to learn what to look out for in the wine. I loved the art gallery. I recommend coming early in your trip to give things more context. Nice to know the history of places you visit.

If you are in Darwin, it is worthwhile to visit the museum, which can be reached with the hop on/off bus. Free access to the museum. The museum which gives a good introduction to the history of Drawin , art, hurricane Tracy and other things. You can also see Sweetheart the largest croc in Australia.

We valued the variety of exhibitions on offer. We visited midweek in the wet season which meant we had a lot of space to relax and enjoy taking our time. The staff were very helpful and the cafe food was lovely.

Spent a lovely few hours hear. Loved the art by young people. Great fun watching the ‘Montages’ exhibition - brilliant cuts and editing. Great art upstairs and saw ‘Sweetheart’ and the boats. Nice drink and snack in the cafe at the end. Lovely staff, very helpful.

A must if visiting Darwin, I would say. For a smallish institution the range is remarkable: fine painting collection, natural history display, good temporary art show (the current Tracey Moffatt film collection a coup) and my favourite is the gallery of boats from the Asia- Pacific region, a display too easy to miss on a quick visit. Good cafe and sea outlook too.

A wide variety of exhibits across numerous galleries. Spent 2 hours here, but could have been longer. Free entry. Excellent art galleries, boat exhibits, natural history. Well presented & very interesting.

Don’t Miss This Museum! It was an included FREE expedition off the Mars Ocean ship. Free typically means, ho-hum. This was not the case earlier today. The museum is well designed and informative. The gift store is NOT to be missed!

A free way to get to know Darwin and the NT! The museum features Indigenous artefacts, natural history, as well an exhibition on Cyclone Tracy with audio and imagery and ‘Sweetheart’ a stuffed 5.1m croc that had a fondness for boat propellers (before his demise). It is free, staff are friendly and it is a great way to find out more about Darwin and the NT for free! The museum is well worth a visit and is located in The Gardens, a short drive from Darwin CBD.

Surprising venue, very good presentation and great content. Worth a look if you have half a day spare. The special exhibit was a big surprise with the Achie 100 and spent a lot more time in other areas of the Museum this ti thought we would.

I'm really not a museum person but this one had my attention. The birdlife, the creatures and the big saltie with all their stories were very interesting. Then there was the bombing of Darwin and Cyclone Tracey all was very good ... a bit of a tear jerker when you read everything that happened and how everyone was effected.