There are major history museums in New Zealand in each of the main cities and frequently very good local museums in many towns. New Zealand history museums draw on a rich cultural heritage reflecting both European and Maori strands of society.
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New Zealand history museums draw on a rich cultural heritage reflecting both our Maori and European Heritage. While we are a relatively young country, we have a fascinating history.
If you enjoy learning about history, you should definitely stop by a New Zealand history museum for an afternoon. There are major history museums in New Zealand in each of the main cities and frequently very good local museums in many towns. The major history museums in New Zealand have specialist exhibitions changing on a reasonably frequent basis. Join a guided tour or just take a look around by yourself and enjoy what is on display.
Entry into New Zealand history museums is usually by donation, however some of the major exhibitions may attract a small entrance fee.
Learn about New Zealand's interesting history at one of our many fantastic New Zealand history museums!
Click here to view tourism operators for history museums in New Zealand.
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