The Government Gardens, located in the center of Rotorua, is Rotorua's most eye-catching landmark. Elegant and atmospheric building. Deep in the large lawn of the garden is the Rotorua Museum of History and Art. Built in 1908, the building has a spire with red tiles and yellow walls. The floor is not high and the width is very wide. It combines Tudor architectural style and Victorian architectural style. The buildings with great architectural aesthetics, close-up and distant view, left and right shot, are all beautiful photos. Quiet and beautiful garden. The wide lawn, green grass, surrounded by benches; the quiet garden, blooming flowers, hidden in the depths of delicate buildings and sculptures. Citizens and tourists, some are strolling, some are in a daze, and some are clocking in.
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Always a pleasure when in Rotorua to spend a few minutes wandering around this area. Some interesting buildings, nice plantings and a pleasant fish pond. On a warm, sunny day a real joy.
Not what I had expected. The art around is very disappointing. Was expecting carvings and some impressive statues and Maori works to be in the gardens. The art was weird and really didnt mean anyth...
The government garden is just off Lake Rotorua, with lots of green spaces, lots of greenery and flowers, stadiums, spas and museums. The land belonged to the local Maori. Later, the Maori gave the government 50 acres of land. There is also the Rotorua History and Art Museum, which is rich in collections and displays a variety of Maori culture and hot spring culture. The Polynesian Spa is also in the government garden. Entry to the museum, tickets include all long-term and temporary exhibitions, Rotorua story film experience, Maori camp film experience, timed guided tours, viewing platforms (pictured garden views), mud baths, etc.
Rachel Springs, you can stay in beauty. The spring water is alkaline and deeply nourishes the skin. But the taste is really bad, it smells like rotten eggs. The
Polynesian Spa was named one of the top ten hot springs in the world by the prestigious Conde Nast Traveller magazine in 2004-2007, 2009 and 2011, and has always been a healing function. Famous for its hot spring water and natural treatments. The baths are located on the shores of Lake Rotorua, and the hot springs are sourced from the government gardens of Rotorua, where visitors can relax and rejuvenate.
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The New Zealand government garden, the land occupied by the municipal park, was originally owned by Maori. It was originally a shrub-covered geothermal area. Maori called it Paepaekumana. Maori stayed on this land. There are too many memories of war. Sitting on the big lawn in front of the city government garden gate, watching the birds in the sky and listening to the sound of the fusion of nature and human civilization, is just a phrase "I am in New Zealand."
This is the place where the Queen is working. There is a beautiful garden villa and a mineral spa pool, but because of this sulphur pool, the whole garden is filled with the smell of rotten eggs... This feeling is really not very good. it is good. Look up and breathe the smell of rotten eggs. The house is far from the pool, and finally there is no smell of rotten eggs, you can take pictures with peace of mind...
The Government Gardens, located in the center of Rotorua, is Rotorua's most eye-catching landmark. Elegant and atmospheric building. Deep in the large lawn of the garden is the Rotorua Museum of History and Art. Built in 1908, the building has a spire with red tiles and yellow walls. The floor is not high and the width is very wide. It combines Tudor architectural style and Victorian architectural style. The buildings with great architectural aesthetics, close-up and distant view, left and right shot, are all beautiful photos. Quiet and beautiful garden. The wide lawn, green grass, surrounded by benches; the quiet garden, blooming flowers, hidden in the depths of delicate buildings and sculptures. Citizens and tourists, some are strolling, some are in a daze, and some are clocking in.
The place is small but very distinctive. It is full of flowers all the year round, which is especially suitable for taking pictures. The sunset is especially beautiful. Many locals come here to exercise, and then there are various tourists to pat and pat. Rotorua is not too big in total, basically it is a landmark, and all of them are down when you walk around the city. According to the news, this is the area with the worst security and highest crime rate in New Zealand. Is it because it is a Maori settlement, but it still looks peaceful.
Rotorua Government Garden is located in front of the city hall. It is a very large garden square. Flowers bloom here in all seasons, especially in autumn. Beautiful tulips adorn the place very charming. In addition, there is a musical fountain. When the music sounds, the fountain dances up and down with the rhythm of the music, attracting many tourists to stop and watch.
The Rotorua Government Garden is located in front of the City Hall. It is a huge lawn. In the middle of the lawn is a man-made musical fountain, which will perform at a fixed time every day. This is also the absolute city center of Rotorua. You must visit it.
The Rotorua Government Garden is a large green area in the center of Rotorua. A public garden has an information center, museums, and many very good walks along the lake. The Government Garden is a small corner of Rotorua deep into Lake Rotorua. Rotorua is a famous geothermal city in northern New Zealand. The air in the city is filled with a faint smell of sulfur, which is very characteristic. , There are many tourists, basically a city supported by tourism