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"With a whopping 4 bars to choose from, SKYCITY Hotel and Resort has a drinking spot that’s perfect for your taste. Arguably the most picturesque of the 4, Infinity is a beach club that opens 7 days a week until 8pm each night. Expect eclectic DJ sets on weekends and more bohemian music on weeknights."

"Situated in Darwin, this resort offers a private beach and a deluxe infinity pool. It provides a gym, as well as a sauna, free Wi-Fi and 24-hour room service."

"SKYCITY Darwin is an ultimate travel destination for discerning guests seeking a truly five star beachfront experience in Australia's extraordinary Top End."

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"One thing is for sure, Darwin is a city proud of its World War II history. And if you’re keen to learn more about Darwin’s involvement or visit some of the landmarks created as a result of the war, head to Bicentennial Park. Home to monuments dedicated to those who died during the Bombing of Darwin you can travel back in time here."

"Bicentennial Park runs the length of Darwin's waterfront and Lameroo Beach, which inhabits a sheltered cove popular in the '20s when it housed the saltwater baths, and was traditionally a Larrakia camp area...."

"This recreational area has extensive walking and cycling paths, relaxing picnic areas with free barbecue facilities and safe, year-round swimming in Lake Alexander. The reserve is also home to Darwin's East Point Military Museum, which houses an extensive collection of photographs and informative displays including the Defence of Darwin Experience - an immersive, interactive, multimedia experience of the story of Darwin's role in World War II. East Point is also well known for its wallaby colony and is one of the best sites in Darwin for watching sunsets."

"East Point Reserve provides walking trails from which you can enjoy stunning views of the beach and spot relics from World War II. It also features large playgrounds and Lake Alexander – a safe place to swim and enjoy recreational activities such as paddle boarding year round. Make a day of it by visiting the Darwin Military Museum before you head over to the lake for a swim and play on the playground."

"The Leanyer Recreation Park is located a fifteen-minute drive from the CBD and is a great place to cool off with the kids. Park entry is completely free and it includes a large swimming lagoon, wading pools, three water slides, playground, skate park and cycling paths. Barbeques and picnic areas are available as well as a small canteen."

"Built in the late 1930s, Burnett House is a Heritage-listed National Trust property and an excellent example of early tropical architecture. Here, you can relax in the gardens and enjoy ribbon sandwiches and Devonshire teas at High Tea every Sunday from 3.30-6pm."

"At the far northern end of Smith St is this small but important precinct of four houses built between 1930 and 1939 (which means they survived both the WWII bombings and Cyclone Tracy!). They're now managed by..."

"This lush botanic garden is a sanctuary just north of Darwin. Not only does it have some impressive plants and a great visitors centre, but it is a wonderful place for kids. Kids can race boats, roll down hills or just play in the impressive playground."

"Spread over 42 lush hectares, the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens makes for a relaxing day out when visiting the Northern Territory."