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Tags : Museum
Timings : 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Time Required : 3-4 hours
Entry Fee : Adult - NZD 25
Child - NZD 13
The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT), located in Auckland's Western Springs, showcases New Zealand's rich history of innovation in transport, aviation, and technology. Established in 1964, it features interactive exhibits, historic aircraft, vintage vehicles, and the operational Pumphouse. Spread across two sites connected by a heritage tram, MOTAT offers an engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
Out of the 40 acres that the Museum of Transport and Technology occupies in Auckland, one portion of the attraction is located near Great North Road and the other near Meola Road. Both the sites are located about 2.5 kilometres away from each other and can be accessed by foot or by cabs. The Museum is a registered charity that has an extensive and interesting collection of artefacts, including some rare exhibits. These articles are considered to be of great historic value and reflective of cultural heritage. They also provide a sneak peek into the discovery and the evolution of New Zealand.
Timings:
10:00 AM to 05:00 PM NZST (open all days of the week)
Tickets:
Adult - NZD 25
Child - NZD 13
The Museum of Transport and Technology can be visited any time of the year, but the most recommended time for tourists is the summer season which begins in December and goes on till February. This is the driest time of the year when the mercury level remains between a maximum of 32ᵒC and a minimum of 22ᵒC.
If travellers do not mind a lower temperature, they can also visit during the spring season, between September and November, when the temperature is mostly between 18ᵒC and 4ᵒC.
Auckland receives rainfall between April and August which are not much suitable for outdoor activities but since this attraction is a museum, travellers might be able to explore the indoor exhibits.