Darwin Museum Art Gallery in Northern Territory Australia
• Everything you need to know about this part of the world includes collections of Aboriginal artwork, arts and crafts from Southeast Asia and the Pacific, a maritime gallery, minerals and insects, a giant stuffed crocodile, and a room set aside for visitors to experience some of the force of Cyclone Tracy.
Conacher Street, Bullocky Point, Fannie Bay, Darwin. 0801
Tel: 08 8999 8201 Fax: 08 8999 8289
Website: www.dcdsca.nt.gov.au

The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory meranders through the building with spacious walkways that blends one exibihtion to another.

• From Traditional Aboirginal art and culture onto the 1000's of interest, marine creatures, and fauna that have originated or settled in Northern Territory. Also the museum has a splendid exhibition nestled in the building on cyclone Tracy the most natural event that has effected our lives here. There is a room that simulates the cyclone and very erie feeling and so realistic.
• Then there is our WW11 displays as Darwin had a prominent role in Australia's miltary history.
• Allow 2-3 hours. Even though it's free admision there is a box requesting for a gold coin donation (this means a $1 or $1 aussie coin) if you could donate a coin we- us Darwinians would greatly appreciate it. as this Musuea and art gallery is really one of the best in the world in our opinions.