Hawke's Bay Museum

　　The Hawke's Bay Museum is located in the Hawke's Bay region on New Zealand’s North Island. Established in 1936, it is a museum that combines stories, heritage, art, and handicrafts, making it a great place to explore New Zealand’s artistic and cultural history.

　　The museum’s collection has been acquired through purchases and donations, and now includes over 100,000 items, offering a rich and diverse range of exhibits. These collections serve as important resources for display, education, and preservation. They feature both precious ancient artifacts and uniquely styled modern artworks, including clothing, textiles, wood carvings, images, Māori-related items, social history objects, and utilitarian art pieces—offering visitors an overwhelming array of sights to see.

　　Hawke's Bay Museum & Art Gallery Must-visit reason: One of New Zealand’s most distinctive museums Continent: Oceania Country/Region: New Zealand Province/State: Hawke's Bay Region