Best Shopping Malls in Darwin Area

"The main shopping centre in Darwin has recently undergone an upgrade and now features a great outdoor play space for the kids. With the addition of The Quarter dining precinct came a place for children to run amok. The playground features slides, climbing nets and water play."

"Our newest market, this an organic, local farmers market with an emphasis on clean living and sustainability. Don't forget your keep cup and shopping bags as limited single use plastic is available here. Boasting great live music and entertainment for the kids this is a family favourite night market without the crowds."

"We were a bit disappointed with Malak as we’d read such great things about it. The website boasts of a lively evening market with lots of food and drink as well as things to do. Unfortunately when we went it was super quiet and there was hardly anyone there."

"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."

"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."

"This Darwin gallery features paintings and artworks primarily sourced from the Utopia Region of Central Australia. In addition to big pieces of art, Mbantua also carries smaller items and giftware. It’s a popular destination for travellers to bring home a unique souvenir."

"Whether you’re after chicken or steak, salad or not, Tim’s is a great restaurant to take your kids to in Darwin. As an added bonus, kids eat for FREE with a paying adult meal every Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday night before 6:30pm. View the full T&C’s at the bottom of this page."

"10 Litchfield St, Darwin, Northern Territory 0800, AustraliaReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full BarSeafood, Australian, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsDinner+61 8 8981 1024"