Discover the best top things to do in Taranaki Region, New Zealand including New Plymouth Coastal Walkway, Stratford Speedway, Manaia Road Saddle And Lookout, Old Kent Road, Kaitake Range, West End Precinct, Mokau Museum and Gallery, Te Henui Cemetery, Port Taranaki Walkway, The Victoria Park Memorial Gates.
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Utterly spectacular 11km long walkway along the seafront in New Plymouth, New Zealand. Walk, ride skate or scoot from Bell Block in the north to Port Taranaki to the south taking in the stunning Te Rewa Rewa Bridge, three swimming beaches, a golf club, rolling farm land, rivers and various accessways to residential and shopping areas.
The New Plymouth Costal Walkway is a pedestrian and cycleway goes for miles and miles...8 miles to be exact. It’s easy to walk manageable pieces, there are numerous parking lots and public washrooms along the way. There are lots of delights along the way, including surfers, friendly Kiwis walking their dogs, a golf course, the famous Len Lee’s “Wind Wand” sculpture and the spectacularly shaped Te Rewa Rewa Bridge crossing Waiwhakaiho River at the northern end. We had several wonderful excursions during our stay. New Plymouth is to be commended for making exercising, the easy choice.
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Ok I am biased as I love supporting NZ Motorsport but if there is racing at Stratford, grab the family, a rug, your hoodies and go for a great night out. Good food at the track, carprking and the club puts on a great show for all ages.
5.0 based on 25 reviews
West End Precinct - The Hart of the City. A vibrant community of businesses that call the West End of the New Plymouth CBD home. The West End Precinct is home to Et Vous, Strategy Collective, King & Queen Hotel Suites, Ms White, Snug Lounge, Plantation Design House, The Public Catering Company, Ozone Coffee Roasters, Monica's Eatery, Frederic's, Social Kitchen and Stephanie Murray Mortgages.
5.0 based on 13 reviews
The Mokau Museum and Art Gallery highlights the rich and varied history of the region surrounding the museum as well as showcasing artists from the Waikato and Taranaki region.
This museum has a great collection of old newspapers, various household (and beyond) items (from electric dog collars to washing machines) and also displays some of the Maori history. We had an enjoyable time scanning the vast collection of newspapers (all of them available to open and read) and looking over - and reminiscing for some of us - the old household items on display. There is a nice relaxed feel to the museum and it is definitely worth the time to stop and explore.
5.0 based on 84 reviews
This is an absolute must visit. Wonderful informative chat with Susan one of the fabulous volunteers. Every town & city should do this. So beautiful with all the flowers, shrubs & statement trees among the grave sites. The hard work of the volunteers is evident in every aspect. So much respect for all their hard work.
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