National War Memorial

The New Zealand War Memorial is located in the center of Wellington. There are many wax figures of all kinds, all imitating realistic war scenes, which are very cruel. This is also to warn everyone to love peace and not to war.

The WWII memorial, a memorial for the ANZ army, is the best of all, the War Wax Museum, where each one is made as real as a living man. Representing the cruelty of the war and the sadness of the death and the separation of the comrades, it absolutely gives a heart-shock.

We paid for the tour guide and it was well worth it. The layout and presentation of the memorial was very good. You can't help but walk out, more information and totally moved the selfless people who gave their lives. A must when visiting Wellington.

Wellington's National War Memorial, which is dedicated to the ANZ soldiers who died during World War II, has many realistic wax figures that reproduce the brutality of the war and the separation of fellow soldiers.

The New Zealand War Memorial is a war wax museum, which mainly records the scenes of the Anz army fighting Japan during World War II. The wax figures are nuanced, as if they were alive, even if the blood vessels and facial wrinkles are portrayed as real. It is a real sense of the cruelty and stupor of war, and it is a reminder that people must love peace.