1 Ariki Street, New Plymouth Central, New Plymouth 4310, New ZealandMap
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Fantastic museum
What a fantastic space. Really interesting and enjoyable. Great for all and kids will enjoy it too. And free to boot! It really is an asset to the local community.
We thought this an excellent museum. Spent about two hours here in the morning, then had 'to come up for air' by going for a stroll outside in the sunshine. We then came back for another hour after lu...
Imaginatively laid out, selectively curated artefacts
Imaginatively laid out, selectively curated artefacts, many quite rare, which paint a vivid picture of Taranaki's social history - Swandri, Fun Ho, surfing culture, Ronald Hugh Morrieson etc. What a ...
Something about Puke Ariki didn’t sit right -then it hit me. The feeling of a celebration of colonisation. Besides all the usual NZ regional museum junk ( old washing machines, a 1905 scout masters un...
Fantastic museum
What a fantastic space. Really interesting and enjoyable. Great for all and kids will enjoy it too. And free to boot! It really is an asset to the local community.
A brilliant museum
We thought this an excellent museum. Spent about two hours here in the morning, then had 'to come up for air' by going for a stroll outside in the sunshine. We then came back for another hour after lu...
Imaginatively laid out, selectively curated artefacts
Imaginatively laid out, selectively curated artefacts, many quite rare, which paint a vivid picture of Taranaki's social history - Swandri, Fun Ho, surfing culture, Ronald Hugh Morrieson etc. What a ...
A great museum
An interesting museum, worth having a look if you are in the area. A real variety of information and great for children. Highly recommend
Not my cup of tea
Something about Puke Ariki didn’t sit right -then it hit me. The feeling of a celebration of colonisation. Besides all the usual NZ regional museum junk ( old washing machines, a 1905 scout masters un...