Rotorua Museum / Te Whare Taonga o Te Arawa Review

Located in the middle of northern New Zealand, Rotorua has a relatively mild climate and abundant geothermal hot springs, which are more suitable for the tropical Maori. It was also once the capital and gathering place of Maori!

The Rotorua Museum of Art and History is a beautiful castle-style building. It houses many art treasures of Maori culture, from handmade goods to living utensils, and the maritime history of Maori people. It is worth visiting.

The Rotorua Museum of Art and History is a very beautiful European-style castle building. There is a very beautiful garden, a wide lawn, a quiet lake and bright tulips at the entrance. They make this place very beautiful and absolutely a good place to take photos.

I am very much looking forward to visiting here. My guide has inspired me to describe the collections in the museum. However, the museum has been closed due to the earthquake resistance requirements of the current building. There is no exact information on what will be done next. From the outside, the building looks very interesting.

The Rotorua Museum of Art and History is a very beautiful museum, like a garden house. Although the collection here is not very exciting, but regardless of the surrounding scenery is really very good, large green lawns, beautiful artificial lakes, as well as fragmented trees, plus the museum with red top and white wall, constitute a perfect landscape picture, pleasing to the eye.

The Rotorua Museum of Art and History is located in a very beautiful garden. The museum is a typical European castle, beautifully set against the garden flowers, like a fairy tale castle in a dream, and is itself a fine artwork.