I visited this museum twice as I forgot my camera the first time. There is no problem taking photos of the beautiful artwork. Be sure to find the stairway that goes to the ship exhibit. There are several historic boats on display. I also enjoyed...More

A great little museum, of a size commensurate with a small city like Darwin. It's not the world's best or biggest but what it does it tends to do well. There was a great display of aboriginal art which made me consider such in ways...More

The problem is that there are no doors from the Aboriginal art exhibit to the rest so while looking at the art exhibit, the serenity was shattered constantly by the screaming of kids running around. A good lot of effort has been put into the...More

We visited this museum while on holiday in the Top End. Really interesting exhibitions of local art and the effects of cyclone Tracy. Free entry and easy access by bus.

When in Darwin take the time to visit this wonderful Museum. What I originally went to see was the Cyclone Tracy Exhibition, which was very good. What I loved there the most however were the amazing exhitions of Aboriginal. Art. One was a permanent exhibition...More

A special visit for every visitor to Darwin - it features wonderful history of northern Australia from the Malaccans through to the present, including a special feature on Cyclone Tracey. For those interested in Crocodiles, it is an appropriate place to get up close and...More

What a great museum for free. Really enjoyed the crocodile & cyclone Tracy sections. Would definitely recommend!

The museum is not what big city people are used to, being much smaller than we expect. However, the exhibits are beautifully presented, varied and unusual. Shame the marine exhibition was partly closed, but all in all, a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

This small museum and art gallery, had an excellent exhibition with the Torres Strait Island and Aboroginal award arts and other exciting things, was great that it was free also... worth a visit.. has a great view...

The museum was a must for us in Darwin. After traveling extensively in Queensland we needed to see the Sweetheart crocodile exhibit. The Cyclone Tracey exhibit was also amazing. It was a great attraction to visit during the wet season.