Top Things to do In Wellington 2022

"The Te Papa National Museum of New Zealand is an important museum dedicated to displaying Australian indigenous culture and paleontological history. There are many fossils of ancient animals in the collection, which is very amazing. In addition, the Maori cultural exhibitions here are also rich and colorful, showing the cultural characteristics of New Zealand in all aspects, making people linger."

"The Wellington City and Ocean Museum is a professional museum that fully demonstrates the compatibility and harmony of the city and the ocean. There is a large area here to show the splendid marine culture of New Zealand and how human culture coexists with the marine nature. Some of the contributions and experiences made are worthy of reference."

"The Cable Car Museum in Wellington is located at the foot of the famous Mount Victoria, which is also the starting point of the Mount Victoria Cable Car. Here is a collection of the appearance of cable cars in various periods for more than 100 years. It is a lively textbook on cable car development. After visiting Mount Victoria, you may wish to take a walk here and learn about it."

"The art museum is behind the town hall, there is an art exhibition, I am not very good English, follow the guide can only understand one tenth, especially the first floor Maori artists' works, only the words and words feel and our ancestors said the world chaos is a, and then life is born in the life of three three things. The difference of national culture is too big too wonderful. The second floor has designed 100 strange art chairs, both art, can only appreciate not practical, but can not use the design of it to do what, I think is to expand the human thinking space."

"It was originally on the seaside of Petone, and you can visit here on a trekking and fishing holiday without tickets. There is a warm reminder at the door: if you come from the beach, please clean the soles of your shoes. Entering is divided into two parts of the exhibition area, on the left is the history of petone, there are soap, cigarette history exhibition, and construction drawings. On the right is an introduction to Maori culture. Of course, it is much inferior to the Maori Cultural Village in Rutorua. It’s a simple introduction, just take a look. What I like most is the trust in tourists here. Many things are put or hung on the bright surface. No one is watching your every move during the whole process. You can take pictures and watch them seriously. No one will disturb you. Of course For this kind of trust, I can only reward higher self-discipline. Since July is the off-season, I am the only tourist. The lady at the door is very kind."

"There are many museums in Japan, which are linked to banks, or one of the main features here."

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"The trolley museum in Queen's Park is full of British history."