Pukeahu National War Memorial Park
| State Highway 1, Te Aro, Wellington |
5 oranları
10.00/10.00 |
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+64 4-385 2496 |
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Joshua Anderson (15.11.2017 02:57)
The newly developed park is very cool! love the pillars built with rock from the Australian outback. The developed monument is nice and particularly liked the light show they put on during ANZAC week. Access is pretty good, just watch for barriers and steps in some areas.
The newly developed park is very cool! love the pillars built with rock from the Australian outback. The developed monument is nice and particularly liked the light show they put on during ANZAC week. Access is pretty good, just watch for barriers and steps in some areas.
Patrick Webb (17.10.2017 02:08)
Super friendly staff!! Come at 5pm for the last post service
Super friendly staff!! Come at 5pm for the last post service
craig barraclough (11.10.2017 23:57)
A nice grean space within the city and memorial to this that have served
A nice grean space within the city and memorial to this that have served
E NC (30.09.2017 14:28)
Gorgeous space with some really beautiful sculptures. It's hard to believe it's sandwiched between 2 busy roads.
Gorgeous space with some really beautiful sculptures. It's hard to believe it's sandwiched between 2 busy roads.
J.G. Seabrook (08.05.2017 00:36)
Befitting National War Memorial that imbues visitors with the sense of magnitude of the World Wars it commemorates. The use of the Arras tunnel create a surreal contrast between the calm of the memorial park and the energy of the surrounding city.
The Australian memorial standing as the first to face the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior is a superb reminder of the Anzac ties that bind our nations.
If you miss Anzac Day here, visit at 5pm daily during WWI's centenary to hear the Ode to the Fallen read at the Last Post in English and Maori.
Befitting National War Memorial that imbues visitors with the sense of magnitude of the World Wars it commemorates. The use of the Arras tunnel create a surreal contrast between the calm of the memorial park and the energy of the surrounding city.
The Australian memorial standing as the first to face the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior is a superb reminder of the Anzac ties that bind our nations.
If you miss Anzac Day here, visit at 5pm daily during WWI's centenary to hear the Ode to the Fallen read at the Last Post in English and Maori.
