Akaroa Museum

[View] I went there from time to time with friends who came. It was a nice little museum. And, like all public museums, it was free [Fun] It was huge and there were lots of parts. It produced magnificent photos. I highly recommend it!

The Akaroa Museum is a museum worth visiting. It houses many artifacts from Asia and around the world. It is a private museum with many artifacts from China, including porcelain costumes and some mahogany furniture. It is worth visiting to learn about.

The town of Acaroa on New Zealand's South Island is very close to Christchurch, because it was a French colony, so it still retains the French style, and the museum reflects the scene of that time. This French-style town is not only beautiful, Western food is delicious, but also the street is super cool sports cars.

The museum is small and free of charge. Go out through the foyer to a small door on the side and you will reach the museum area. There are many ancient letters displayed, as well as a court-like showroom and a cinema hall. The film hall is revolving around stories about the formation of Acaroa, the earliest residents and the landing of the French. It is quite interesting to sit and watch slowly if you have time.

This museum is more well-known and belongs to the very famous local attractions, very good.