About Wellington Museum
The Wellington Museum is an exciting and educational place to visit for all ages. Located in the heart of Wellington, the museum offers a wide range of interactive displays and activities that provide insight into New Zealand's past and present. The museum's permanent collections focus on Wellington's culture, history, and environment, along with its relationship to the world.
In addition to the permanent collections, the museum also offers seasonal exhibitions that explore a range of topics, such as the history of the city's waterfront, the impact of the Treaty of Waitangi, and the development of Wellington.
The Wellington Museum also provides educational programs for school groups and families to learn more about the city and its history. With its interactive displays, audio-visuals, and guided tours, visitors can explore the museum's collections and exhibits in a fun and engaging way.
Wellington Museum Highlights
• Explore the exhibits at the Wellington Museum – a unique journey into the history and culture of Wellington.
• Discover the stories of Te Papa, New Zealand’s national museum, and the city’s vibrant culture and history.
• Learn about Wellington’s fascinating social, political, and cultural history through a variety of interactive and multimedia displays.
• View artifacts and artworks from the early days of Wellington as well as contemporary pieces.
• Explore the natural world of Wellington and the unique environment of the city through interactive displays.
