Top Things to do In Arrowtown 2021

"Many Chinese live here in Arrowtown, Queenstown. Most of them settled here for gold panning over 100 years ago. The Chinese settlement here is a community where Chinese people live together. There are many Chinese elements in it. The business is very lively. Although it is not like Chinatown, it is also worth a visit."

"The museum is a place where the local humanities and history are explained. In addition to the history of the Maori, a lot of pen and ink was spent here to tell the scenes of the local gold rush and the bitter life of the Chinese workers!"

"If you are interested in antique vehicles, the Warbirds Wheels Museum in Wanaka must be ranked first among the attractions you want to visit. Because there are many amazing vehicles on display here, and each one is beautifully presented. They also have some wearable artist costumes, both for men and women, which will definitely be fun. There is also a retro-themed coffee shop, but you have to arrive a little earlier to get the best location. Their own pie is a bit expensive, but it is definitely worth tasting."

"We were greeted warmly and friendly as we entered the art center and the staff smiled at us. Some very lovely artwork was on display and we were taken around and told about the artists and their work. I couldn't help bringing home some paintings as a very good memory in this beautiful country."

"The Transportation and Toy Museum on Lake Wanaka is a very nostalgic place. There are many toys from our childhood, and there are also many toys related to the Lord of the Rings. It is full of childishness and is definitely the favorite of children. local."

"A place not to be missed by military fans, aircraft and car fans."

"New Zealand Installation Exploration Company is a very good yacht exploration company in Queenstown. On this yacht, everyone can experience being a captain wearing a captain's costume and taking pictures. It is really interesting. The surrounding lake scenery is very charming, surrounded by rolling snow-capped mountains, calm lake surface, and fresh air, giving people a very comfortable feeling of enjoyment."

"The small museum houses many authentic works from the gold rush era."

"这里有很多的老爷车！值得一看的呀……旁边还有一个汽车主题餐厅……我们就进去了！的确大！每张桌子上都有一块车牌，菜的味道不错，份量也足⋯"

"At the foot of Mount Cook, there stands a sculpture of Sir Edmund Hillary (Edmund Hillary). Sir Hillary was the first person in the world to climb Mount Everest. As a national hero of New Zealand, his portrait was printed It’s on a New Zealand dollar note. To commemorate Sir Hillary, the Alpine Center was set up in the Mount Cook area, inside the Hermitage Hotel. Whether you sign up for a stargazing tour or not, don’t miss the Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Center and Planetarium. This full circular roof digital planetarium is the most southern planetarium in the world. It houses the world’s only cinema that integrates 2D screens, 3D screens and world-class digital dome screens, and can accommodate 126 The audience used these multimedia expressions to show the Aoraki Mount Cook region, its people and their position in the universe."