your free PDF travel guide for Darwin
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by kemma 
Darwin, the capital of Australia's Northern Territory and the country's smallest and northernmost capital city, is a pleasant, albeit quiet place. Its isolated aspect and easygoing locals give it a laid-back feel, and the beaches are good, especially Mindil Beach with its sunset market, restaurants and bars to entertain visitors, crocs and jellyfish notwithstanding. The big attraction (literally) lies outside of Darwin itself. The Northern Territory covers some 1.3 million square miles or, stated another way, more than Spain, France, and Benelux put together. Renowned attractions such as Kakadu National Park, with its aboriginal rock paintings, wetlands, and salt-water crocodiles, and the towering cliffs of the Katherine Gorge spring immediately to mind. The mixture of outdoor adventure and ancient culture in a tropical setting make Darwin and the Northern Territory a first-rate destination.
Darwin travel guide by kemma
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sight Botanic Garden
1870, the German gardener Maurice Holtz Darwin's magnificent botanical park. Although Hurricane Tracy 1974 80 percent of the plants and trees niederfegte, recovered the green very soon. With over 400 ...
museum / gallery Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory
The museum gives a very good insight into nature and culture of the Northern Territory. It carries an interesting collection of Aboriginekunst. The exhibition on the cyclone Tracy is worth a visit. Co...
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