見やすく、学ぶのもいいし、子供をそこに連れてきて、特に恐竜エリアが大好きです。

マオリ文化を知る一番いい方法です。ホールに入るとマオリ文化展示室です。展示品が豊富です。現場に着いたら並ばなくてもチケットが買えます。マオリ文化以外の展示品は見る価値がありません。第二次世界大戦戦争記念館です。

オークランド博物館に来て、街から歩いて30分しかかかりません。博物館には1,200,000画像、植物学昆虫学地質学海洋生物学などの標本、そして見るべきパフォーマンスがあります。ジョギングできる草原のトレイル

マオリ芸術から現代芸術まで幅広い展示物があるので、ツアーだと見切れない量です。ワンフロア　ガッツリ戦争に関する展示があり日本は敗戦国であることを再認識させられます。

図書カードがあれば無料で入られるようです。歩きで行ったので足が疲れましたが、見に行って良かったです。

I wasn't expecting to have to pay so much to enter the museum, but I guess they need funds to keep the doors open. There is an exhibit sponsored by Spark right when you walk it that is really cool and interactive. Since I'm visiting New Zealand I wanted to find out the history of how it came to be, and the museum broke down the treaty between the natives and the colonist, and pointed out where the land grab by the colonist was against the law. It went into some of the other wars and how the natives were excluded from them. It's got Natural history, and even an exhibit to the Chinese, how they came to be here and what their life is like culturally and how they fit into present day New Zealand.

No trip to Auckland is complete without visiting the Auckland Museum. Housed in a gorgeous historic building and located on a huge piece of land that also has wintergardens, walking trails and a duck pond to explore - this museum is well worth a morning or afternoon visit. There are dinosaurs, volcanoes and fish - and a whole section called Weird and Wonderful for children.