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Rotorua Museum - CLOSED
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Reviewed 7 February 2019 via mobile

The Museum is closed because the building is being retrofitted for earthquake protection. They do not give any indication when it will re-open.

Date of experience: February 2019
Thank Roger M
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Reviewed 6 February 2019 via mobile

Although the museum is currently not open due to building work, I would recommend driving by as it is very pretty as the standard of building in NZ goes, and happens to by right be the blue baths and Polynesian spa, and not far from the tourist information building. The gardens are perfect for a picnic and there are some spots to see geothermal activity without paying.

Date of experience: February 2019
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Reviewed 5 February 2019 via mobile

The Museum is currently closed but is well worth a visit to see the glorious architecture of the buildings and to tour the Government Gardens in all their glory. As such an important part of Rotorua’s history and heritage it should not be missed.

Date of experience: February 2019
Thank Ron G
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Reviewed 26 January 2019 via mobile

From earthquake damage several
Years ago and the huge renovation is due to start “any year now” we are told.
The building is gorgeous and is worth the effort to preserve.

Date of experience: January 2019
Thank breggie
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Reviewed 16 January 2019

If you love history and want a quite peaceful walk around to learn, this is a best place to visit. Very well maintained and the surrounding open lawns and gardens are so serene to relax after you visit

Date of experience: December 2018
Thank Gautam P
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