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Darwin City, Australia

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Tourist attraction· History museum· War museum

WWII Oil Storage Tunnels Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

WWII Oil Storage Tunnels is located in Darwin City, Australia on Darwin Waterfront Precinct, Kitchener Dr. WWII Oil Storage Tunnels is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category tourist attraction in Australia.

Address

Darwin Waterfront Precinct, Kitchener Dr

Phone

+61889856333

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Robert

Fantastic spot to visit! The lady at the entrance today was amazing and hung around beyond closing time so we could see everything. Thank you!! Well worth seeing, the tunnels are incredible with so many interesting information panels and photos. Check it out!

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Helen Rymer

We walked through the tunnel and read all the history behind the tunnel and how it was built and what its purpose was. Its an easy walk from iver at the carpark across the road. I think wheel chair access wouldnt be to hard as it has grill on the floir with water running under it in yhe first section then easy access onto the cement floor. Spent around 2 hours walming through reading the information and art work in the tunnel

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David O'Keefe

Really interesting sites. Learnt a lot about Darwin and its wartime history

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Rob

This place was Great, we spent about 40 mins here with the kids. Even they enjoyed it after a few initial tantrums lol. Highly recommended and reasonably priced, a must see when in Darwin.

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Damon Jackson

Incredible to think that this peice of Darwin history is still popular. The Bombing of Darwin was remembered on Friday and you imagine what that must have been like. Those tunnels would have been the safest place to be during those attacks We take too much for granted. 8 or 6 with a Waterfront membership is a small price to pay to experience the past

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林宇豪

Great place for knowing the history of WW2

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Shelley Ornsby

Interesting insight into a piece of history that a large part of Australia still doesn't learn about in Australian History at school. The storyline however is disjointed and seemingly thrown together without thought. tv screen with fishing doesn't seem to fit and the artwork also out of place. The large puppet piece would be better placed outside for all to see and enjoy.

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Neil Christian

It was really hot what about put some aircons up cause we pay plenty to look in there.used to get paid to go in the tunnels in Vietnam

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