Museum sights in Darwin
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Aviation Museum
Darwin’s aviation museum, about 10km from the centre, is one for military aircraft nuts. The centrepiece is a mammoth B52 bomber, one of only a few of its kind displayed outside the USA, which has somehow been squeezed inside. It dwarfs the other aircraft, which include a Japanese Zero fighter shot down in 1942 and the remains of an RAAF Mirage jet that crashed in a nearby swamp. Free guided tours commence at 10am and 2pm.
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Australian Pearling Exhibition
The Australian Pearling Exhibition has excellent displays and informative videos on the harvesting, farming and culture of pearl oysters in the Top End. You can also experience life underwater inside a simulated diving helmet.
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East Point Military Museum
On the East point’s northern side is a series of WWII gun emplacements and the small East Point Military Museum. Video footage of Darwin Harbour being bombed is a sobering reminder of Australia’s only wartime attack.
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