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The 10 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Napier, North Island
If you like Art Deco architecture, you must visit Napier. The town was completely destroyed by an earthquake in 1931, then completely rebuilt in gorgeous Art Deco style. A number of local wineries also offer tours and tastings.
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1. Sea Walls: Murals for Oceans
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By MaxNeumegen - Napier, New Zealand
Lots murals now. Over 50 all over napier. An international arts project each March. Google for map. Get bikes and find tHem all. Lots at ahuriri inner harbour. Are you a mural artist and like to add. See the napier city council.
2. Marine Parade Viewing Platform
3. Marine Parade
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4.5 based on 1,451 reviews
Reviewed By 775gilvray - Cambridge, New Zealand
We loved the water front and enjoyed all the things passed, the children's bike park was well used. The art deco was sound shell is a beautiful piece of art We loved viewing platform and it was particularly exciting watching the huge waves that were crashing into it I would strongly recommend that you take this walk. Well done Napier.
4. National Tobacco Company Building
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By kiwicran - Las Vegas, United States
Another art deco building beautifully preserved and brought back to life. Definite must see if you are into art deco.
5. A Wave in Time Statue
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4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By klvmar
Outstanding statuary abounds in Napier, not the least of which is this attractive Art Deco example on the mall. It took us a couple trips up and down the walkway before we figured out that she is waving to a little boy who is climbing a pole on the opposite side of the street! Very cute.
6. Memorial Square
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4.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By chrisclarke318 - Auckland, New Zealand
This memorial on Clive Square is a well kept focal point in Napier and along with the Soundshell on Marine Parade, draw large gatherings on Rememberance Days. A place of respect for those who gave their lives during the wars. It's also next to the Saturday Market area which has many diverse traders there with food and drinks which can be taken to the grassed areas in the memorial area to partake of as a picnic. So enjoy, but don't forget.
7. Millenial Arch Sculpture
8. Lord Plunket Memorial
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
