Take a journey through New Zealand's cultural landscape to thousands of places where people and nature have connected. Add your poetry, writing, artwork or photography. Tell us in your way about your experiences of New Zealand. Here are the latest additions to the growing world of NZPlaces
READ MOREAnother 'should be famous' small library. This little farming service town with a hippie streak has the usual amenities scattered along the main drag, some with a bit of character including the seriously small library. One of Auckland Co...
ViewThe Wairau River changed its course during a massive flood in 1861, turning a bend into a circular lake...
ViewThe masterpiece of Christchurch architect J.C. Maddison, the imposing Renaissance Revival style of the Government Buildings....
ViewBuilt in 1912 by American entrepreneur John Benwell, it is the oldest purpose built cinema in the Southern Hemisphere that is still operating,
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1874 Jailhouse converted to backpacker accommodation with many features still in place.
ViewA multi-disciplinary arts centre offering a variety of facilities, services and events that both support the creative community and provide opportunities for public appreciation.
ViewThe award-nominated 2012 documentary 'Film How Far is Heaven' explores the relationship between the dwindling order of the Sisters of Compassion and tangata whenua of Hiruharama. Local scenery, including the Convent, appear in the ...
ViewWestern Park has well established trees and some unusual sculptures by John Radford known as TIP; a commentary on the destruction of Auckland's architectural heritage....
ViewMost recently a prison this site has been home to a number of institutions - the first being the armed constabulary. The wall of the old prison is registered as an historic place. The prison is now a backpackers and runs interesting tour...
ViewObjectspace, a publicly funded gallery seeks to be a cultural hub for New Zealand design focusing on architecture. The gallery consists of two main galleries, two exhibition spaces and a public programme and event space.
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