Museum
Mercury Bay Museum
26 locals recommend
Tips from locals
If you're into history then this is a must-see. Ranging from artifacts from the earliest inhabitants right up to Captain Cook and the wreck of the Buffalo sailing ship, then on to more modern settler artifacts. Personally this is on my must do list for new -visitors to the area!
The Museum in Whitianga has a range of Maori and European artifacts and colourful award winning exhibits that will delight all ages. Come and enjoy a trip through history and time in this Museum which is rich in history and will reward you with a greater appreciation of the Mercury Bay. Adults $7.50 Seniors, Locals & Students $6 Children (5-16) $2 (under 5 free ) Families $15.00
The Museum in Whitianga has a range of Maori and European artifacts and colourful award winning exhibits that will delight all ages. Come and enjoy a trip through history and time in this Museum which is rich in history and will reward you with a greater appreciation of the Mercury Bay. Adults $7.…
The Coromandel Peninsula's most visited museum with exhibits about the Polynesian navigator Kupe, Maori artifacts, the Endeavour and James Cook, HMS Buffalo (sunk 1840), kauri timber and gum, the old dairy factory in which the museum is housed, early settlers' records and photographic collection, natural history displays and the History of Fishing display. Screening room featuring: "Twelve Days - Capt James Cook in Mercury Bay" (35 minutes).
The Coromandel Peninsula's most visited museum with exhibits about the Polynesian navigator Kupe, Maori artifacts, the Endeavour and James Cook, HMS Buffalo (sunk 1840), kauri timber and gum, the old dairy factory in which the museum is housed, early settlers' records and photographic collection, na…
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Location
11a The Esplanade
Whitianga, Waikato