新西兰国家博物馆站点域名：www.tepapa.govt.nz
站点标题：新西兰国家博物馆
站点关键词：(14个字符) 新西兰国家博物馆Te Papa新西兰博物馆Te Papa
站点描述：(65个字符) 新西兰国家博物馆(Te Papa)是新西兰富有创意和互动性的国家博物馆，于1998年开馆，坐落在惠灵顿风光迷人的美丽海滨，向游客展示有关新西兰这块土地和人民的传说。$&
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Let Te Papa’s guides bring Aotearoa New Zealand’s people and landscapes to life!Exhibition: Gallipoli: The Scale of Our WarThis ground-breaking exhibition tells the story of the Gallipoli campaign in World War I through the eyes and words of eight ordinary New Zealanders who found themselves in extraordinary circumstances.Toi ArtFresh takes and new favourites. You’ll find them in the new season of Toi Art with changing exhibitions on Levels 4 and 5.Previous SlideNext SlideHaere mai, welcome to Te PapaNew Zealand’s national museum is home to over two million objects across art, natural history, New Zealand histories, mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge), and Pacific cultures. World-renowned for its commitment to biculturalism, Te Papa is TripAdvisor’s top tourist attraction in New Zealand. The museum is free for all New Zealanders and delivers an exceptional experience to international visitors. Nau mai, haere mai ki Te PapaKo Te Papa Tongarewa tēnei e mihi atu nei, e tiaki nei i ngā taonga rua miriona neke atu. He taonga toi, taiao, hītori, Māori, ā-Kiwa hoki ki konei. He whare taonga e pūmau tonu ki te Tiriti o Waitangi. Ki tā TripAdvisor, ko Te Papa te tino mō te hunga tāpoi ki Aotearoa.He utukore te kuhu mai ki te whare taonga mō ngā tāngata o Aotearoa. What’s happening at Te Papa Slow Burn: Women and PhotographySlow Burn showcases the diversity of photography by women and non-binary artists in Aotearoa New Zealand from the 1960s to today. On nowFeb 2026 to Jan 2027Exhibition Ngā whakaaturangaMatariki 2026 at Te PapaKo Matariki Herenga Waka te kaupapa whakanui o tēnei tau, ka toroa te kauae runga tuku iho tērā e kawe ana e ngā waka, mō ngā whakaterenga tumu herenga tāngata.***Matariki Herenga Waka, the theme of this year’s celebrations, acknowledges the stories, traditions, and mātauranga (knowledge) carried by waka (canoes), and the voyages that bring people together.Mānawatia a MatarikiCelebrate Matariki – the beginning of the New Year in Aotearoa New Zealand, marked by the rising of the Matariki star cluster. Open now23 Apr - 13 Jul 2026Exhibition Ngā whakaaturangaWriters on Mondays seriesThe International Institute of Modern Letters presents a series of events highlighting the very latest work of Aotearoa New Zealand writers. A lively and stimulating way to begin the week.From Mon 6 July BOHM Presents: Eddie Izzard performs Shakespeare’s Tragedy of HamletThe King of Denmark is dead, and Prince Hamlet is determined to take revenge, initiating a cascade of events that will destroy both family and state. Eddie Izzard will be portraying men, women, ghosts, scholars, tyrants, courtiers, lovers, and fools. Tue 21 Jul 2026, 7pmWed 22 Jul 2026, 7pmThu 23 Jul 2026, 7.30pmFri 24 Jul 2026, 7.30pmEvent Ngā kaupapa motuhakeFind out what’s happening at Te Papa with our exciting programme of eventsGuided tours at Te PapaGet even more out of your visit to Te Papa by letting our guides bring the stories of Aotearoa New Zealand’s people and landscapes to life.Gallipoli: The Scale of Our War TourExperience the story that shaped a nation.Take a powerful one-hour journey through Te Papa’s Gallipoli exhibition. Guided storytelling and Wētā Workshop’s artistry bring to life the real experiences of New Zealanders in a defining moment of history.From $50.00 Māori Highlights TourExplore te ao Māori (the Māori world) in this one-hour introductory tour. Discover key cultural concepts and taonga (treasures) through engaging stories and insights that spark curiosity and deepen understanding of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Indigenous heritage. From $50.00Introducing Te Papa TourDiscover Aotearoa New Zealand’s rich history and cultures through Te Papa’s world-leading exhibitions and treasures. Ideal for visitors with limited time or wanting an introduction to Aotearoa New Zealand’s rich history and cultures. From $50.00Te Papa Highlights in Mandarin 蒂帕帕亮点之旅 汉语通过生动翔实的中文讲解，让您进一步了解新西兰的历史文化，聆听馆藏珍宝背后的故事。 The perfect way to get an overview of Te Papa’s highlights, Māori treasures, and New Zealand history.From $50.00 Art Narratives TourJourney through carefully selected highlights from galleries showcasing the diversity and innovation of contemporary art in Aotearoa New Zealand. From monumental sculptures and moving images to embroidery, ceramics, and even a playable video game, discover how contemporary artists are shaping and reflecting our nation's evolving story. From $50Find a tour that suits your visitExplore the website – The digital museumWatch: Four artists talk about their workPhotographers and artists Caroline McQuarrie, Johanna Mechan, Cora-Allen Lafaiki-Twiss, and Natalie Robertson discuss their works showing in Slow Burn | Ahu Tāmau and what the works mean to them.Watch: We Are Not Your Dusky Maidens!Watch five interviews with eight Pasifika women examining the trope of the sensual ‘dusky maiden’ and the cultural significance of flowers in the Te Moananui-a-Kiwa Pacific Islands. Explore further through blog articles responding to the films, Te Papa collection images, and Pacific writing and media. The Treaty of WaitangiIt is celebrated and argued over. It contains contradictions, and yet it offers clarity. It has a rocky past, but it is providing New Zealanders with new ways forward. It is the Treaty of Waitangi – this nation’s founding agreement. Te Marae o Te Papa Tongarewa: RongomaraeroaRongomaraeroa is a unique marae (meeting place) within Aotearoa New Zealand. Like all marae, it is founded on Māori principles of kawa (marae protocol) and tikanga (cultural practices) it was created for our unique museum context as a contemporary marae acknowledging the whakapapa (ancestral history) and the taonga (treasures) of all peoples who call Aotearoa New Zealand home.Learn online with Te PapaAre you interested in peeking inside Te Papa to take a journey into the wonders, taonga (treasures), and events that make up Aotearoa New Zealand’s history? Find out about our online learning options.Research at Te PapaDiscover our ongoing, multidisciplinary programme of research, and find out how we can support you in your own investigations.RepatriationIn 2003, the government mandated Te Papa to develop a formal programme for the repatriation of Māori and Moriori ancestral remains from international institutions to iwi. Here you can learn about the repatriation process, see all the repatriations to date, and meet the team.Te Papa’s blogHear from our subject experts and go behind the scenes to find out the latest on what’s happening at Te Papa.Discover the CollectionsView the collections held at Te Papa, learn about outreach that is happening, read our blog, or find out about a specific topic. Te Papa PressDiscover popular, award-winning books about New Zealand’s art, culture, and natural world.Digital outreach: Te Papa collections around the webWe share open collections, data, and knowledge around the web. 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