New Zealand Police Museum

Really informative museum. Kids thoroughly enjoyed collecting clues to solve a mystery. Well worth a visit if you are in the area!

Very much worth going.It's free and extremely informative.

Great place for a very informative outing today. The lady at the reception was very friendly to and guided us and gave all the extra info.

It was really interesting with lots of interesting things to look at and read. I loved reading about the history of the New Zealand Police and seeing how things have changed. It's free to get into which is nice and wasn't busy when we went.

A great little museum with some interesting insights of police work and some of the more high profile crimes over the years. Kids certainly loved the dress up area and riding on a real Police motorbike. Older kids and adults can try and solve mysteries with clues hidden in the exhibits. Entry is free with $5 for a guided tour.

What an amazing experience! Really loved our visit at the NZ Police Museum. Lots of interactive activities and a variety of displays on the different things our police do. After our visit, we were filled with appreciation and gratitude for all our police does to keep NZ safe. Thank you.

Very interesting place to learn about the police in New Zealand, very informative and educational.Recommend visiting here.

Kids love the experience..a great place to visit and lots of information..

Both ladies at the entrance were very nice, we talked about police work. The museum is beautiful, with interesting information, you can touch many things with your hands. We bought beautiful souvenirs - plush kiwi birds in police uniforms.

Went as a homeschooling trip. The presentation and activity was cool, and the museum had some interactive parts which were neat. The photo area, motorbike and fingerprinting were all highlights.Was hoping the museum would talk about the process of becoming a police officer, what different roles there are and what they deal with etc. Had quite a big focus on crime (homemade weapons wall, homicide photos, and specific events etc) which was too intense (I had a 3yo and 5yo there). Luckily my daughter's didn't look at these areas in detail. Reinforced I'd never want to be a cop, but really admire them for the work they do and what they have to deal with