The NZ National Maritime Museum is situated at the heart of Auckland's downtown waterfront area.
Opened to the public in August 1993 and proclaimed as a "new generation" museum with no precedent in New Zealand, the New Zealand National Maritime Museum is truly a very different kind of cultural institution and tourist attraction.
The Pacific Discovery Theatre and 'Te Waka: Our Great Journey', the museum's orientation experience.
14 Main Exhibition Galleries showcasing New Zealand's maritime history.
Heritage vessels (steam and sail), for inspection and cruises.
A varied and interesting education programme, both on and off the water, including 'sleepovers'.
Visiting vessels in the museum's marina.
The Edmiston Gallery - maritime art treasures.
Changing exhibitions - both visiting exhibitions and from our own collection.
Opportunities for volunteers with an interest in people and/or things maritime.
Line7 America's Cup store, café & Visitor Information Centre on-site.
Sail with Pride of Auckland Cruises.
An active 'Friends' membership programme.
Research and library facilities.
A unique conference and functions centre, 'The Maritime Room' with unsurpassed sea views.
Fun school holiday programmes for children.
And lots more!
(except Christmas Day) from 9.00am to 6.00pm (5.00 pm from Easter to October). The Museum is currently open 9am to 5pm (last entry 4.30pm)
Some facts about the NZNMM
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