Waitangi-traktaten – north island billetter og adgangskort
Discover where New Zealand’s founding document, Waitangi-traktaten, was signed in 1840 and learn more about its prinsippe through Twinkl games and activities that bring its tale alive!
Traktatkopiane are great works that allow British colonizers of New Zealand to govern the territory more firmly by means of legal and administrative action, thus restricting Maorian rights to conduct herding operations or represent themselves at elections and represent themselves. Many legal theories from 1800-century suggested that it was unfair that these elderly Maorian people should be treated so harshly.
English and Maori versions have come close to reconciling their definitions of three Maori words: Kawanatanga (backstaveleg overherredome), Rangatiratanga (backstaveleg kinship) and Taonga (costly objects, such as belongings or property acquired through inheritance or gift). Maoriane could often summarise all their agreements around Taonga.
Te Papa Tongarewa
The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington, New Zealand is an internationally acclaimed national museum known for its engaging displays showcasing New Zealand’s history, culture, and environment. Home to an incredible variety of rare items that visitors flock to visit and be amazed by, Te Papa Tongarewa is one of the country’s premier tourist spots.
Te Papa Tongarewa Museum was established in 1992 following a parliamentary act. Its name derives from Maori for “container of treasured things and people that spring forth from mother earth here in New Zealand”.
The museum boasts some of New Zealand’s acclaimed collections of ethnographic and archaeological artifacts that hold great cultural significance for Maori people, while its collection of flora and fauna contains only known specimens of several extinct bird species. A popular destination among nature enthusiasts, Weta Workshop’s visual effects studio also offers tours and activities at this museum.
Odyssey Sensory Maze
Odyssey Sensory Maze in Auckland provides an interactive adventure designed to stimulate all five senses. Comprised of 19 rooms offering an engaging experience – such as flying a spaceship through its 19 rooms, dodging moving lava or walking carefully through glow worm cave – Odyssey Sensory Maze will delight visitors of all ages.
Odyssey Sensory Maze provides visitors with more than just maze fun; their activities include Colour Maze, Musical Stairs, Miners Cave Warped Perception and Spaceship Room – making this an excellent experience for stag/hen parties or romantic dates alike!
The Odyssey Sensory Maze is not recommended for pregnant travelers or visitors with heart conditions, epilepsy, anxiety or claustrophobia. Visitors should avoid running or moving backwards within the maze and should respect others in its confines; children under 8 are not suitable as visitors must abide by safety precautions when entering. In addition, personal belongings will not be permitted inside as a safety measure to ensure the wellbeing of all guests.
Matakana
Matakana, located north of Auckland, is an urban and rural settlement known for art and shopping. Galleries and boutique stores sell handmade souvenirs like those found at Sculptureum’s skulpturhave, while galleries provide opportunities to expand artistic styles and develop your aesthetic at one or more galleries in Matakana. After exploring, take time out for coffee, wine or locally grown lunch at Et Lokal restaurant – Stats New Zealand considers Matakana part of Dome Valley-Matakana electoral district.
