Best Gelato in Darwin

"This place doesn't top the charts for ambience or prices, but if it's coffee you're after you won't be disappointed. The Milk Bar is the sister cafe to Four Birds, and milk and espresso is what it does best. Order a takeaway coffee and a sweet..."

"Serving daily fresh baked pies, sandwiches, finish off with Mini Melts Ice cream. Preorder picnics to collect before indulging on the grass watching sunset overlooking the bay. We are your one stop shop for convenience."

"Good, wholesome gelato, that’s precisely what you get at the very popular Trampoline Gelato. In fact a holiday in Darwin is not complete without checking out this one!. Full of exciting flavors, you will feel spoilt for choice from the moment you step in here."

"Shop 4, 14 Knuckey Street, Darwin.Known for: Best gelato in the Top End!. The Taro & Coconut gelato is one of our favourites as well as their thick shakes. We haven’t tried their coffee yet – as it is so hard to go past the gelato and thick shakes!"

"There’s no better place to discover Indigenous Australian art than Outstation Gallery. Outstation works directly with Aboriginal owned art centres. They exhibit and promote the work from emerging and established Indigenous artists."

"The Paul Johnstone Gallery is committed to sourcing the finest of Indigenous and non-Indigenous artworks. They represent contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island artists to provide a space to present works by leading artists. The gallery aims to provide a record of the diversity of Indigenous art and its connection to culture, climate and environment."

"Mason Gallery has been a go-to destination to discover Australian art in Darwin since 1997. The gallery boasts an impressive collection of art sourced primarily from the NT. In addition to artwork, this gallery offers a selection of giftware including hand-made jewellery, ceramics and glassware."

"After moving to Arnhem Land for work, Reg and Debra Mason were approached by locals looking to sell their artwork. As the years went on, the quantity of the work became so great they opened a gallery. They quickly became the largest dealer in the Western Arnhem Land area."

"Mason Art Gallery, Darwin, Northern Territory © Tourism NT/Mason Art Gallery. Where: 7/21 Cavenagh St. The Northern Territory is home to some of Australia’s richest Aboriginal art traditions."

"The Paul Johnstone Gallery is committed to sourcing the finest of Indigenous and non-Indigenous artworks. They represent contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island artists to provide a space to present works by leading artists. The gallery aims to provide a record of the diversity of Indigenous art and its connection to culture, climate and environment."

"There’s no better place to discover Indigenous Australian art than Outstation Gallery. Outstation works directly with Aboriginal owned art centres. They exhibit and promote the work from emerging and established Indigenous artists."

"You can’t miss the 6 big copper tanks at the front of house!. SixTanks is a micro-brewery, bar, and kitchen located in the heart of Darwin. With 26 taps of its own brewed on site and a selection of beers from guest breweries."