Darwin

Food is the main attraction here from Thai, Sri Lankan, Indian, Chinese and Malaysian to Brazilian, Greek...arts and crafts stalls bulge with handmade jewellery, fabulous rainbow tie-dyed clothes — Lonely Planet

Nothing says family vacation like a spin in the Cage of Death. — Travel + Leisure

It’s a little-known fact that Darwin was Australia's front line during World War Two, when Japanese bombers attacked the city in more than 64 raids. — The Telegraph

First planted in 1886 and largely destroyed by Cyclone Tracy, the 92-acre site today displays rain forest, mangroves, and open woodland environments. — Fodor's

If you like aircraft and you like 'em big, you're going to love this place. — Lonely Planet

One of the best sunsets you can experience with the most beautiful views is in Darwin, Northern Territory. — Afar Magazine

North of Fannie Bay, this spit of land is particularly attractive in the late afternoon when wallabies emerge to feed and you can watch the sun set over the bay. — Lonely Planet

This research facility has an excellent air-conditioned crocodile museum and education center. — Fodor's

This Saturday institution in Darwin's thriving Parap district is a feast for the senses. — Afar Magazine

This marine interpretative center houses a large open tank with one of the few self-contained coral-reef ecosystems in the southern hemisphere—and it's been growing on its own for almost 20 years. — Fodor's