Auckland Museum
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Lots of things to learn.
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Very entertaining & interesting.
Valerie -
Free to get in (or pay donation) good museum.
rita -
We really liked it.
Thomas Bachmann -
Interesting for the start of our holiday.
Roger Repolusk
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Magnificent multi subject museum in a magnificent building.
Beautiful Maori artefacts, great natural history and useful information on the military history of New Zealand.
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I loved the natural history portion, particularly the exhibits on New Zealand's birds.
Price was a little steep at $25 for foreigners.
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Very interesting exhibit on Maori and Pacific Island culture.
Only improvement would be less resource devoted to toys from the 1980s - I do not need a museum for that.
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It was very informative and well structured.
If you want to learn new things about Maori Culture - this is the place to go!
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Nice, informative museum - not boring like many others.
Therefore, attractive for young people.
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$25 entrance fee is quite expensive, if you can choose to go to Te Papa in Wellington, which is a lot better.
OK activity for a rainy day in Auckland. It is not very interesting.
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Interesting exhibits, but a lot of them in bad condition.
A positive was the Maori dancing. A negative that it is expensive, we found the same exhibits in Wellington for free.
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Very diversified, interesting and structured museum.
Attractive layout and design of the shown topics. Multimedia equipment was great as was the do it yourself stuff. Expensive.
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Very interesting experience and probably worth the money.
Hugely informative for someone who may not necessarily be aware of New Zealand's role in WW2.
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Pretty expensive but if you want to learn more about New Zealand's history and the Maori Culture, then you have to go there.
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Very nice exhibition regarding Maori Culture!
We liked especially the audio/video podcast.
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Magnificent multi subject museum in a magnificent building.
Beautiful Maori artefacts, great natural history and useful information on the military history of New Zealand.
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$25 entrance fee is quite expensive, if you can choose to go to Te Papa in Wellington, which is a lot better.
OK activity for a rainy day in Auckland. It is not very interesting.
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Interesting exhibits, but a lot of them in bad condition.
A positive was the Maori dancing. A negative that it is expensive, we found the same exhibits in Wellington for free.
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I loved the natural history portion, particularly the exhibits on New Zealand's birds.
Price was a little steep at $25 for foreigners.
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Very interesting exhibit on Maori and Pacific Island culture.
Only improvement would be less resource devoted to toys from the 1980s - I do not need a museum for that.
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Pretty expensive but if you want to learn more about New Zealand's history and the Maori Culture, then you have to go there.
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Nice, informative museum - not boring like many others.
Therefore, attractive for young people.
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It was very informative and well structured.
If you want to learn new things about Maori Culture - this is the place to go!
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Very diversified, interesting and structured museum.
Attractive layout and design of the shown topics. Multimedia equipment was great as was the do it yourself stuff. Expensive.
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Very interesting experience and probably worth the money.
Hugely informative for someone who may not necessarily be aware of New Zealand's role in WW2.
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Very nice exhibition regarding Maori Culture!
We liked especially the audio/video podcast.
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Lots of war history, but there was not that many wars.
By Maori exhibition, really interesting, maybe better than Te Papa.
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The 75 year Air New Zealand special exhibition is very good.
Sadly, the rest is not that good, and it costs money to enter for non-Aucklanders.