We spotted the world's biggest jersey in a guidebook and had to break up our journey with this spot. The jersey is big but the real treat is the tapestry (also a record breaker). Made from bits of old weaving machines - the question "why"...More

We were told about this mosaic but we were astonished at the accomplishment of this man who has recreated the complete Bayeux Tapestry in metal mosaic format! A work that has taken him 35 years. A work of beauty and evidence of hispatience and skill.

You must not miss this I understand it is closing and they are off to England to exhibit So see it soon The whole experience is fascinating and all for 2 dollars There is much more to see than just the 1066 bit

This is a magnificent and huge mosaic in spring steel produced by Michael and Raechel Linton from 1979 until 2004 and ably assisted by their family. It is to go on show later this year in Hastings, UK.

Costs a couple of dollars each to get in but well worth it. Wasn't sure what to expect but was really cool. The man who made it came in and took the time to talk us through it and the story behind it which made...More

If you are looking for a unique and interesting visit in NZ, this is well worth a visit. It is an incredible feat off sheer determination and dedication over 33 years by the family via research and hard work. You will not see anything like...More

An artisan of olde, Michael's enthusiasm has cracked open a window to the past. The work is a combination of calligraphy, cryptography, and colour set on a metallic mosaic. Well done sir.

Michael created this incredible mosaic over 33 years comprising over 3 million little metal squares conveying history dating back to the 11th century. It is unique and we can see why it has been recognised in the Guinness book of records. Michael shared his journey...More

Thrilled we saw the mosaics before they head to Hastings, UK (& then onwards) in April. Such an incredible dedication to history over the many years it took to create. Bought the USB which has masses of resources, games & information. All the best to...More

I saw it in 2006 while touring NZ. Amazingly English Heritage showed no interest when I called in to Battle Abbey in 2007 and again this year 2015.More