Walk Darwin organise des visites guidées à travers la ville de Darwin et son jardin botanique.
Vous pourrez ainsi partager le point de vue d’un habitant local sur les événements passés qui ont façonné la capitale d’aujourd’hui et vous informer sur les événements et activités qui ont actuellement lieu dans la ville.
Vous serez en de bonnes mains avec les guides locaux qui vivent à Darwin depuis plus de cinq ans. Au-delà du rôle de guide, ces personnes vous garantissent une expérience instructive et inoubliable.Vous en apprendrez plus auprès d’eux que dans un guide en ligne.
Darwin se prête à des promenades tranquilles, ce qui laisse du temps pour prendre des photos et pour que le guide s’arrête et réponde aux questions.
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Excursions
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Darwin Heritage Walk
From the destruction caused by the WWII bombings and Cyclone Tracy, Darwin has risen and you'll discover many of the remaining buildings, some of which have been painstakingly reconstructed.
See the Old Police Station and Courthouse, Brown's Mart and the Old Palmerston Town Hall ruins, and enjoy manicured tropical gardens as your route meanders through city streets and across the paths of pioneers.
There are many hidden treasures to see on foot when you explore with a local.
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Meet the Plants Walk
Your guide will introduce you to some of the significant trees and tropical plantings within the Gardens, as you walk between the different environments. From ancient cycads to colourful crotons, hidden garden rooms to the rock covered Madagascar Garden, and lush, historic Heritage Lawn, the diversity has to be seen to be believed.
Along the way there may be a chance sighting of birds and seasonal flowers. Remember to bring your camera.
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Ship to Shore
This 2-hour walking tour will uncover the hidden treasures of Darwin city, to then allow further exploration at your leisure.
The relaxed walk starts at the Cruise Ship Terminal and departure time is dependent on the scheduled arrival time of each ship.
Hear of WWII bombings and Cyclone Tracy and discover many of the remaining buildings such as the old Court House and Police Station, Browns Mart and the Old Palmerston Town Hall ruins, all of which have been painstakingly reconstructed. Pass by Government House, Parliament House and the Supreme Court on your journey through the streets of this modern tropical city. Along the way, your guide will share their passion for the town they call home.
Your tour will conclude at the Visitor Information Centre where shuttle buses depart regularly for the journey back to your ship, or you can walk back along the Smith Street pathway.
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Walk the Botanic Gardens
Guided by a Darwin local, you will walk along the same paths as many others have walked for over 130 years, and hear stories of the history and heritage and the revival of the Gardens after cyclones and WWII bombings.
See legacies left by prominent Curators, including significant trees and heritage features. Along the way you'll be introduced to many tropical plants that grow in these parkland gardens, each with their own interesting story. Keep an eye out for colourful birdlife, stunning flowers and majestic trees.
This guided walk is for those looking to truly experience Darwin's botanic garden.
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WWII Reflections Walk
19 February, 1942. World War II reached mainland Australia and the northern city of Darwin was bombed.
In the current day multicultural city of Darwin, there are still many reminders of WWII and on this 2-hour walk through the historic quarter of the city, your knowledgeable guide will take you back to that era. Hear stories of that fateful day as you meander past historic buildings of the time that have been re-built to provide lasting memories of life in the north during the War.
No WWII tour of Darwin would be complete without a visit into Parliament House, a lasting memorial to the Post Office and staff whose lives were lost in the very first of 77 bombing raids on the town.
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