Museo de Nueva Zelanda Te Papa Tongarewa : Entrada de visitantes internacionales
Descripción
El Museo Te Papa de Nueva Zelanda es único por sus exhibiciones innovadoras e interactivas que atraen a los visitantes a través de tecnología de vanguardia, su profundo respeto y representación auténtica de la cultura y el patrimonio maorí, sus exhibiciones integrales de la diversa historia natural y narrativas culturales de Nueva Zelanda, y su compromiso con la inclusión y la participación comunitaria, lo que lo convierte en un centro cultural dinámico e inclusivo.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Visita Te Papa, el museo nacional de Aotearoa Nueva Zelanda. Descubre los tesoros culturales maoríes y del Pacífico, el entorno natural y la historia únicos de Aotearoa Nueva Zelanda y la Colección Nacional de Arte, todo en un solo edificio en la costa de Wellington. Solo los visitantes internacionales mayores de 16 años deben comprar una entrada al museo. Los visitantes internacionales menores de 16 años entran gratis, pero necesitan una entrada. Los neozelandeses entran gratis sin necesidad de entrada. Esto incluye a las personas que viven en Nueva Zelanda y a los ciudadanos y residentes de Nueva Zelanda que viven en el extranjero. Evita las colas y reserva en línea. Antes de reservar, lee nuestros Términos y condiciones. Tu entrada no incluye estacionamiento, entrada a exhibiciones y eventos pagos, recorridos o Story Place. Ten tu entrada lista cuando llegues a Te Papa. En Te Papa, ten tu entrada lista, ya sea impresa o en tu dispositivo. En el Nivel 2, muestra tu entrada a un anfitrión cerca de la cola de entradas. Luego, pasa por la cola y disfruta del museo. Te Papa es un museo accesible.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Tenga en cuenta que puede utilizar su entrada durante 2 días (48 horas). El museo está abierto de 10:00 a 18:00 horas.
- Tenga en cuenta que solo ofrecemos boletos y pases para el museo, la entrada a exhibiciones y eventos pagos, recorridos o Story Place no están incluidos (precios según el día)
Opiniones(72)
Definitely worth a visit. Engaging, informative and the exhibits are so well planned. I would recommend going and checking it out.
The museum was a great way to spend half the day, the Gallipoli display was exceptional and would highly recommend this. The other areas were a great insight to the cultural heritage of NZ too
Well worth the visit , a lot to see , great that your ticket lasts for two days , great cafe , delicious food
Fantastic museum. So much to see and do. Lots for children and adults to play on and learn. Everything displayed well. Clean, cafe had good choice of food and friendly staff everywhere. We spent over 5 hours there and sure we still didnt see it all. Dont miss it when in Wellington.
We visited from the U.K. while staying with friends who live in Wellington. The museum is amazing and well worth the entrance fee. We spent the best part of a day here, stopping for lunch and later coffee, in the fan on-site cafe. What a fabulous place!
This is an outstanding facility, and is a credit to the people of New Zealand. The variety of exhibits and displays, all pertaining in some way to the history of the country, be it geographic, flower and fauna, peoples and populations or a variety of other topics, are all extremely well done. There is a considerable amount of interaction with the displays, so it’s appealing to a wide age range. Can’t say enough to praise the work and effort that has obviously gone into this project. Your entry pass is good for 48 hours, so plan better than we did and allow two days to immerse yourself in this wonderful facility.
A wonderful afternoon spent in the museum. Our entrance ticket was valid for two days, which is excellent since there is so much to experience. Definitely worth the admission fee!
Like any museum there are exhibits that we like and others that don’t interest us. The Gallipoli interactive exhibit for us was superb, we spent nearly two hours immersing ourselves in the rooms. The lifelike giant sculptures were simply superb and the stories of the persons involved whether in the trenches or family through their own words were emotional. Floor 4 with the various exhibits especially The world of Māori and The Mixing Room gave us a brilliant insight into the New Zealand culture and history. A must see when you come to Wellington 👏👏
Having been to great museums all over the world, I was expecting a lot from this one. It was rated as the #1 thing to do in Wellington I was expecting a mini Louvre. But was disappointed. $35 per person admission. No senior discount. Additional $25 to park. Very little food choices for when we were done. They said to plan on 4-5 hours & to return the next day. We were done in 3. No need to do a return. 2nd floor….. WW1 special exhibit was literally too dark to walk safely. And not much NZ history. Nature section was crowded & hard to maneuver. 4th floor had the best Maori stuff. 5th floor very little art Lots of sections were empty or closed.
Non-New Zealand visitors pay 35 NZD per person, the ticket allows re-entry within 48 hours, which is real and fair. Parking garage available, as well as restaurant and museum shop. Te Papa is a museum that meets the very latest standards of modern "museums". Here you can get a fantastic overview of the history of New Zealand, nature, geology also play a central role. The Gallipoli exhibition - better: Documentation - is superbly made and historically excellent and balanced without being bored, on the contrary, it captivates. That's great. All in all, you should not plan for less than 3-4 hours, better still, it is worth it.
