Darwin Military Museum

Description

Hours : 9:30am to 4pm Monday to Saturday inclusive and 10am to 3pm Sunday and Public Holidays Located at picturesque East Point Reserve, just 10 minutes drive from the city centre, this unique collection of artillery is housed in the original concrete bunker used by the army to plan the strategy for the wartime defence of Australia's northern shores.

Also includes a video showing dramatic footage of Darwin being bombed during WWII.

Come to the Military Museum and find out the fascinating history of Darwin's war time involvement during WW2. Let us reveal the truth of the 64 Japanese raids that took place on Darwin over almost 2 years. Discover how these raids were kept a secret from the Australian population and have now been made public.

The Museum is not just for those interested in militaria, but should be essential viewing for all the members of the family. It is a part of Australias Wartime history! •Adults (16 years and above): $20.00 •Children (5-16 years): $10.00 •Children (under 5 years): Free of charge (FOC) •NT Seniors (65 years and above): $10.00 •Interstate/international Seniors (65 years and above): $15.00 •NT school groups (up to 16 years and in school time) $2.00 per student (no change) •Teachers, Aides and other adults accompanying NT school groups: 1 adult per 10 students FOC. Additional adults $20.00 •Interstate/international students (up to 16 years): $10.00 per student •University/TAFE students (all ages with current ID): $10.00 •Teachers, Aides and other adults accompanying interstate/international student groups: 1 adult per 10 students FOC. Additional adults $20.00 •Family pass (2 adults and 3 children under 16 years): $45.00 •Significantly disabled person: FOC •Carer of disabled person: $12.00 PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE ARE NO EFTPOS FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT THE MUSEUM.