I went specifically to see the Gallipolli Exhibition. Apologies for the spelling. Auto check is not helping! After having been to Weta Workshops and learning how the models were constructed, I found them the most interesting part of it. It is a beautifully put together...More

To say the Gallipoli: The scale of our war" exhibition was great sells it short. The amazing detail and care required to put this together would have been daunting to anyone. Every last hair, sweat bead and speck of dirt seems meticulously placed. Breath taking....More

Gallipoli Exhibition a MUST SEE! The incredible over size models have to be seen to be believed. The amount of work that has gone into this is extraordinary.

Something for everyone. Excellent introduction to history and culture. Beautiful building and easy to navigate. Allow 2-4 hours depending on your level of interest.

I've seen the Story of Our War several times and still feel moved and awed by it all.Those displays of people twice their normal size are genius. Every pore and hair on display not to mention easy to imagine how they might be feeling. Well...More

Best Exhibition of Army Stories that I have been visit in others country such as UK, Thailand and Vietnam

This free of charge national museum is a must see, when visiting New Zealand. Its no wonder the logo of Te Papa is a fingerprint, because its a fingerprint of an entire nation. I deeply recommend the exhibition Gallipoli: The scale of our war. Its...More

that current exhibition Gallipoli: The scale of our war, has got to be one of the best and most powerful exhibition about the war I have seen in years. Presentation and Works by the Weta workshop was just amazing! Other ongoing exhibitions were great too!...More

A great museum of all things New Zealand. Very interactive. Exhibits change often. Well maintained with a couple of very nice cafes. Perfect for families. Great location in the Wellington CBD, on the waterfront, so you're within easy walking distance to other neat places nearby....More

Te Papa had an excellent WW1 exhibition with larger than life figures created by the same people who worked in the Ring Trilogy. It showed the impact of war on individuals and their families as well as the nurses and doctors who tried to save...More