ACTIVITIES ATTRACTIONS LANGWARRIN

The Art Gallery of New South Wales is the leading museum of art in New South Wales and Sydney, and one of Australia's foremost cultural institutions. It holds significant collections of Australian, European and Asian art, and presents nearly forty exhibitions annually.

One of the most popular art museums in Australia, visited by over 1.3 million people annually, the Gallery is far more than just a destination for looking at pictures. It’s also a place to enjoy lectures and symposia, films, music and performances, meet friends for a meal or coffee in the cafe or restaurant, or browse in the Gallery Shop. Our range of access programs is aimed at engaging diverse audiences with different needs. And more than 100 000 students visit each year to take part in our engaging and stimulating education programs.

The Katherine Art Gallery holds an excellent collection of Aboriginal Art. Presenting a portfolio of artists from the region, the gallery reflects the cultural diversity and influences of the Jawoyn, Warlpiri and Dagoman Aboriginal people, who have lived in the Katherine area for thousands of years.

The gallery also houses a range of collections from regions of Arnhem Land, the Central Western Desert, and areas in Western Australia. Clients from all over the world maintain contact with the gallery to purchase the didjeridus, artefacts and paintings from the friendly characters who come to produce their work on the premises.

Get outdoors and discover Australia’s living desert. Explore the abundance of plants, animals and Aboriginal culture found in Central Australia at the Alice Springs Desert Park. After experiencing the Desert Park you will no longer think of deserts as empty barren wastelands but understanding that they are diverse environments, rich with life and full of thousands of stories waiting to be explored.

Explore three desert habitats, witness free-flying bird presentations, see rare and endangered animals, enjoy a cinematic journey on the evolution of Central Australian deserts and visit the new West Macs Discovery Centre.

At night, explore the mystery and adventure of the Central Australian desert on a Nocturnal Tour. Spotlight endangered species in the Mulga Walk whilst learning from expert guides.
 

At the Territory Wildlife Park, not only do you see wildlife up-close in their natural habitats, you meet them walking through tree top aviaries, strolling around a natural lagoon and even get to interact with them during daily presentations.You stroll beneath the surface in our walk-through aquarium and meet some of the Top End’s most amazing aquatic life. You meet, nose to nose, with our giant Saltwater croc. It’s the closest you’ll ever get to a salty without risking a scratch! Our experienced team love sharing their knowledge of the wildlife and the habitats in their care. It’s what our people are passionate about. The more you ask, the happier they are to share.

For 40 000 years this area has been a traditional "meeting place" for the trading of artifacts, knowledge, art and culture. You can now experience our vibrant living culture today at our unique centre.
All of these tours are Aboriginal owned and operated, so authenticity is guaranteed.
Our award winning tour operation is a fully owned and operated Aboriginal enterprise established by Pwerte Marnte Marnte Aboriginal Corporation, a Southern Arrernte Tribal group.
It is a unique opportunity for you to share in our culture.

At Doctors Gully, right in the heart of Darwin and within walking distance of most city hotels is a unique attraction which has been featured in countless television programs and magazine articles world wide and voted "most popular attraction" in tourism surveys. AQUASCENE is where hundreds of fish come to shore at high tide to be fed by hand.
Milkfish, mullet, catfish, bream and barramundi can be seen close enough to touch as they compete with each other for food. Many other species including rays, cod, mangrove jack and diamond fish may also be seen in the shallows if you watch carefully.

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Welcome to the Art Gallery of South Australia

Founded in 1881, the Art Gallery of South Australia is home to one of Australia's great art collections, housed in one of Adelaide's most beautiful buildings. Located at the heart of Adelaide's cultural boulevard, North Terrace, between the South Australian Museum and University of Adelaide, the Art Gallery welcomes more than half a million visitors each year. We hope you will enjoy your visit - whether real, or virtual.

Opening Hours
The Art Gallery is open daily 10 am to 5 pm (closed 25 December).

Admission
General admission to the Art Gallery is free. Charges apply for some exhibitions.

The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre is one of the major aviation museums in Australia. The Centre has an impressive presentation of aircraft and displays depicting the Territory’s involvement in aviation, both civil and military, from the early pioneers and record breakers through World War II and the jet age.
The major display item is a massive B-52 bomber on permanent loan from the United States Air Force and is one of only two on public display in the world outside the USA.

CROCODYLUS PARK is located just 5 minutes from Darwin International Airport and 15 minutes from Darwin’s city centre. Built upon 30 years of experience in crocodile research and conservation, the Park hosts over 10,000 crocodiles from 30cm long hatchlings to massive adults measuring 5m and weighing half a ton!

The Park also includes big cats, primates, giant lizards, snakes, native animals and a World class Crocodile Museum. The boardwalk over the crocodile exhibits is fully shaded to walk along while our experienced tour guides provide fascinating facts about animal biology, behaviour and crocodile attacks.

Don\'t forget! All visitors get a chance to hold a baby crocodile and even feed a 5m crocodile.

Adult $27.50
Child (4-15) $13.50
Seniors $22.00
Family $70.00

CROCODILE FEEDING & TOUR TIMES:10am, 12, 2pm & 3.30pm