Museum of New Zealand — Te Papa Tongarewa

Museum of New Zealand — Te Papa Tongarewa

Wellington

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Museum of New Zealand — Te Papa Tongarewa

Museum of New Zealand — Te Papa Tongarewa
The national museum of New Zealand features five floors of interactive exhibits and offers an insight into everything from natural history to Maori culture and European immigration. Don’t miss ‘bush city’, the museum’s urban rain forest full of native plants and wildlife. The museum is recognized as a world leader of interactive and innovative museum experiences.
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  • address55 Cable Street, Wellington
  • openingHoursDaily 10am–6pm
  • phone+64 4 381 7000
  • ticketsFree admission
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