Bicentennial Park

Bicentennial Park is a long, narrow coastal park stretching along The Esplanade in Darwin City, Northern Territory, overlooking Darwin Harbour. Established in 1988 to commemorate Australia's Bicentenary, it occupies a historic foreshore with World War II significance. The park features landscaped lawns, shaded trees, walking paths, memorials including the Darwin Cenotaph, and panoramic harbour views, serving as a central recreational and commemorative space in the city centre.

Visitors can expect a linear harbourside park running along the cliff top above Darwin Harbour. The park offers manicured lawns, mature shade trees, paved walking and cycling paths, seating and picnic areas, and interpretive memorials and plaques. Open views across the harbour, sea breezes, and proximity to the Darwin CBD, Government House and Parliament House define the setting. It is used for leisurely walks, jogging, picnics and sunset viewing.