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Featuring many permanent and changing exhibitions, the Rotorua Museum offers a dynamic look at the region's fascinating history. Of particular note is the exhibition on Rotorua's history as the ancient homeland of Hawaiki to the Te Arawa people. Located in the Bath House, a grand Tudor-esque chateau, the building itself is an attraction. The baths, recently restored, are now open for public use. A tearoom is also onsite.
Address: Government Gardens Rotorua New Zealand
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In June 1886, Mount Tarawera erupted without warning and buried three surrounding villages under hot lava and mud, killing over 150 people. Today, the excavated village of Te Wairoa may be explored including fascinating and undisturbed dwellings with their original artifacts. Visit the Barman's House, Maori Whare, Blacksmith shop and more. Visitors may also enjoy a deer enclosure and a bush walk to the beautiful Te Wairoa Waterfalls. There is a tearoom and souvenir shop on-site. Open daily from 9am.
Address: Tarawera Road, RD 5 Rotorua New Zealand
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