Hobbiton™ Movie Set

We were shivering in the cold and queued up before dawn, but it was worth it once we entered the village! The 44 colorful little doorways on the hillside are exactly the same as in the movie, with small clothes hanging on the wall and real carrots in the vegetable garden. The details are amazing. We walked with the group for two hours, and the tour guide pointed to Bag End and talked about how to fool the actors in the movie. It was hilarious. The ginger beer in the Green Dragon Tavern was so sweet. I sat by the stove with a wooden cup in my hand, and the waterwheel of the mill creaked outside the window. It was like entering Middle-earth. Before leaving, I touched Bilbo's mailbox - the copper ring was cold, but I felt so happy!

A must go for LOTR and Hobbit fan! Rob was our guide for the day and was passionate about his job, explaining in detailed and taking photos for the group. Comes with a free drink too at the end of the tour. Awesome experience and totally value for money!

A Magical Step Into Middle-EarthVisiting the Hobbiton Movie Set was nothing short of magical. From the moment you step onto the rolling green hills of Matamata, you feel like you’ve been transported straight into the world of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. The attention to detail is simply mind-blowing – every hobbit hole has its own personality, and the gardens look like they’re tended by real Shire folk.Our guide was fantastic, full of behind-the-scenes stories and fun facts that bro

Hobbiton Movie Set in Matamata is one of New Zealand's famous tourist attractions, famous for being the filming location for the movies "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" series. It is located in the small town of Matamata on the North Island, showing the place where the Hobbits live in Middle-earth. It is surrounded by greenery, rolling hills, and full of cute little houses, as if entering a fairy tale world. Comments: A must-visit for movie fans: For fans of "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit", this is a must-visit place. The scenes in the movie are completely preserved, and you can personally walk into the Hobbit Cave, Green Dragon Tavern, etc. Unique natural landscape: Even if you are not a fan, the Hobbit Village attracts tourists with its beautiful pastoral scenery and exquisite details. The lush pastures and unique architectural style make people feel like they are in another world. Professional tour guide service: There are professional tour guides in the scenic area to lead tourists to visit. They will share interesting stories during the filming of the movie and the stories behind the scenes, which adds depth and fun to the tour. Suitable for the whole family: The atmosphere of Hobbit Village is relaxed and casual, which is very suitable for children and the elderly to visit together. It does not require much physical strength and is suitable for all kinds of people. Recommended duration: 2-3 hours: The standard itinerary for visiting Hobbit Village takes about 2 hours, including guided tours, free photos, etc. If you want to experience the drinks in the Green Dragon Tavern or take a break, 3 hours is more than enough.

Go to the long-awaited fantasy attraction Hobbit Village near the town of Matamata in the Waikato region of the North Island, where the "Lord of the Rings" series and "The Hobbit" movie shooting base were filmed. There are unique Hobbit caves, fairy-tale-like buildings and layouts, as if they were a world from a fantasy novel, making people feel like they are in a dream. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, it is located in the pasture, with vast grasslands and tranquil streams, presenting a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere.

Tickets are $75 per adult, including tour guides, shuttle bus fares, and the first drink in the greendragon. Beer and Ginger Beer are optional. Children under 5 are free to visit, and children between 5 and 12 are $10. The whole visit lasted about two hours. In the movie, Hobbit Village presents the audience with "real" scenes, dwarf cabins, fences, houses and 5,000 square meters of vegetables and flower beds.

You can't travel freely. You have to follow a group to visit scenic spots. In fact, it's still a long way from matamata, and it's a long way to go before we get to the door. Hobbiton's house has only a facade and it's empty inside. The guide lobbies that the inside scenes of the Ring are taken at Wea Studio in Wellington. But it's lovely to see such a small house. And a glass of ginger at Green Dragon Bar. It tastes good.

It's not easy to get to Hobbyton. It's more than three hours'drive from downtown Auckland. The nearby town is quite big. After having a meal in the town, I continued to drive to the scenic parking lot. The parking lot is easy to find, large and free. On the second floor of the ticket office is the restaurant: fast food, on the first floor is the Hobbit Travel Gift Shop. Made in China, the most characteristic product in the shop, is more expensive. Because the time was not right, I waited for an hour at the entrance of the scenic spot after buying the ticket. There was a special Hobbyton bus to pick up the ticket. Self-driving was not allowed to enter the scenic spot. The tour time was 1 hour and 45 minutes. During the day, 79 New Yorkers were one person and the children were free. There are young guides on the bus to explain the whole journey in English. The speed of walking is very slow, the artificial landscape is exquisite, and the natural scenery is beautiful. At the end of the tour, they will take free drinks to Hobitun Restaurant. The cold and delicious ginger beer will relieve a lot of heat.