Art, Culture, Heritage Venues in Northland
- New Zealand
- Northland
- Venue Types
- Art, Culture, Heritage
- Art Gallery (28)
- Public Art (2)
- Museum (23)
- Architecture (1)
- Historic (25)
- Home & Garden (15)
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Hundertwasser Public Toilets
Kawakawa is home to the most colourful and certainly most famous public toilets in New Zealand. They were designed by Austrian artist and architect… Read More
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Quarry Arts Centre
Nestled into bush clad hills only 5 minutes walk from central Whangarei is a little piece of paradise nurturing the creative spirit of Northland and… Read More
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Waitangi Treaty Grounds
Set in park-like grounds overlooking the Bay of Islands, the Waitangi Treaty Grounds is New Zealand’s most historic site where, in 1840, the… Read More
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Kaikohe Pioneer Village
Buildings include the Waimate North Runanga building and courthouse built in 1861, Maioha Cottage fully furnished built in 1885and partly furnished… Read More
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Waipu Museum
The Waipu Museum was established in 1953. Originally referred to as The House of Memories it is now the Waipu Museum. It tells the story of the Nova… Read More
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Ruapekapeka Pa Historic Reserve
Ruapekapeka is the site of the last battle in the Northern War of 1845-46. This war broke out when part of the Ngapuhi tribe joined the British in… Read More
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Botanica Whangarei
If you want to visit New Zealand bush but don’t fancy the tramp then why not visit the Marge Maddren Fernery, one of New Zealand’s largest… Read More
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Kerikeri Mission House (Kemp House)
The Mission House at Kerikeri in New Zealand was completed in 1822 as part of the Kerikeri Mission Station by the Church Missionary Society, and is… Read More
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Kerikeri Stone Store
The Kerikeri Stone Store, New Zealand’s oldest standing European stone building, was built in 1832-36. Designed by Wesleyan missionary John… Read More
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Shipwreck Bay
A popular recreational beach, Shipwreck Bay (Te Kohanga) is named after the many ships wrecked within this area. Ship remains are still visible at low… Read More
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Cape Reinga
Cape Reinga (or Te Rerenga Wairua in Māori) is the northwestern most tip of the Aupouri Peninsula, at the northern end of the North Island of New… Read More
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St Michael's Anglican Church
The churchyard’s stone walls follow the line of the outer stockade of a fighting pa that saw one of the bloodiest battles of the New Zealand… Read More
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The Kauri Museum
The Kauri Museum is located approximately 90 minutes drive north of Auckland, in the rural backdrop of Matakohe. With truly stunning collections The… Read More
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Dargaville Museum
The Dargaville Museum is situated in Harding Park overlooking the town with magnificent views of Toka Toka Peak, Maungaraho Rock and the Northern… Read More
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Ruapekapeka, Kawiti’s Pā - Roadside Story
A Manatū Taonga audio guide to Ruapekapeka. Check out the Ministry for Culture and Heritage's audio guide in the image carousel above. During… Read More
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Claphams Clocks - The National Clock Museum
The National Clock Museum - Claphams Clocks is the largest collection of its kind in the southern hemisphere. More than 1500 clocks, watches and music… Read More
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Hokianga Museum
The Hokianga Museum presents the history of the Hokianga Harbour and its settlements and people largely through photographs and prints, maps and… Read More
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Missionaries and Muskets - Roadside Stories
A Manatū Taonga audio guide to Kerikeri. Check out the Ministry for Culture and Heritage's audio guide in the image carousel above. In the… Read More
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Pompallier Mission
Pompallier is the earliest surviving example of a rammed earth building (pise de terre) and oldest building associated with the history of the Roman… Read More
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Te Waimate Mission
This is the sole survivor of three mission houses built in 1832 at New Zealand's first inland mission station and farm. It was occupied by… Read More
