Buried Village incorporating the Museum of Te Wairoa
Te rohe
Location
1180 Tarawera Road, Rotorua
Ngā haora mahi
Opening hours
Daily 9am-5pm (4.30pm in winter)
Te utu
Admission
Adult $32.00,
Child $10.00,
Family (2 adults and children) $69.00,
Senior Rate $29.00,
Education & Special Interest Group Enquiries Welcome
This Tourism New Zealand 2001/02 'Innovator Award' winning museum displays the largest collection of excavated objects unearthed following a volcanic eruption, while opening up the enthralling history of this Māori/Victorian village (Te Wairoa) and it's association with the famed Pink & White Terraces. The museum is dynamic and interactive, informing and entertaining, an educational resourse where you discover the history of Mäori and European settlement, the fusion of two cultures and the birthplace tourism in New Zealand. This journey ends with the devastating and emotional story of Mount Tarawera's eruption, the most recent in New Zealand history.
Ngā momo kohinga
Collection Strengths
Art
Social history
Taonga Māori
Technology
Ngā wāhi
Facilities
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Guided tours
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Wheelchair access
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Toilets
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Parking
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Café
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Shop
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Other facilities
Smith's Souvenir store /Vi's Teahouse /Tourist brochures / Children's Discovery Room & Playground /Te Wairoa Waterfalls Walk /Trout Stream / 12 acre Parklike Native Bush Setting /
Whakapā mai
Contact
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Postal address
RD5, Rotorua
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Phone number
64-7-362 8287
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Email address
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Website
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