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An historical church provides the perfect home for an impressive museum collection that documents the history in and around Devonport, from as early as the Maori tradition. A souvenir shop is also onsite.
Address: 33A Vauxhall Rd Devonport New Zealand
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Step into an old Shell service station and step back in time. The building, built in the 1920s, today houses an impressive collection of 44 classic English sports cars and motorcycles ranging from 1946 to 1973. Set up like a gallery, the building was refurbished to hold the massive collection while retaining its historical interest. The museum may also be hired for private functions.
Address: . Auckland New Zealand
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Papakura & Districts Museum
The Papakura Museum traces the city's history back to Papakura's first settlement in 1847, and includes a record of the military presence that has been here since the 1860s. The reflection of this past is recorded through an array of over 10,000 items and photographs. Research enquiries are welcome. Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Address: Level 4, Accent Point Building , 28 East Street Papakura Auckland New Zealand
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Aptly located at the waterfront, the museum has an impressive collection of maritime history showcasing heritage vessels, art treasures, visiting vessels in the marina and much more. A gift shop, visitor information centre and cafe are onsite. Cruises and functions centre are also available. Open daily 9am to 6pm (5pm from Easter to October).
Address: Corner Hobson Street & Quay Street Auckland North Island New Zealand
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New Zealand's largest art museum with an impressive collection of national and international art with many visiting exhibits. Free guided tours of the permanent collection are offered daily at noon. The gift shop carries reproductions of popular works, books, jewellery and more.
Address: Corner of Wellesley and Kitchener Streets Auckland New Zealand
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Exciting displays, informative exhibits and interactive facilities creates a dynamic experience as visitors explore New Zealand's technological development. A small tram train connects the museum with the Auckland Zoo.
Address: 805 Great North Road, Western Springs Auckland North Island New Zealand
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Waiheke Island Historic Village
This historic village reflects European settlement as it was in the 1930s and is complete with cottages and a Woolshed that house historical photographs and artefacts including a wool press and whale-boiling cauldron. A display is also dedicated to the Maori who first inhabited the area 700 years ago. A shop onsite sells reproductions of historical photographs. Open Monday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday from 12-4pm.
Address: 165 Onetangi Straight Onetangi, Waiheke Island New Zealand
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Opening its doors in 1852, the museum has acquired a colossal collection over the years spanning natural history, ethnology, archaeology, history, arts and photography, and library�all of which providing the visitor with a comprehensive understanding of New Zealand, its people, and its culture. A Maori cultural group performs three times daily and children will enjoy two discovery centres. There is also a war memorial commemorating the many New Zealanders who died in battle. Situated on top of an extinct volcano in an expansive green space, the museum commands great views of Auckland and the harbour. This is an attraction that should not be missed. Open daily 10am to 5pm.
Address: . Auckland North Island New Zealand
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The museum offers a detailed look at pioneer life in New Zealand featuring an authentic kitchen and bedroom. Historical pioneer and marine artefacts and photographs are part of the changing displays. Also housed here are extensive genealogical records. Open daily from 1pm to 3:30pm.
Address: . Helensville New Zealand
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