Polish Heritage Trust Museum
A Museum for all New Zealanders and visitors. The Polish Heritage Trust Museum provides you with a unique experience. We have changing and permanent displays on history, culture, costumes and more.
Come and hear the stories of New Zealand’s first refugees. See the original artworks from the book 'Stefania's dancing slippers' based on the Polish Children of Pahiatua who came to NZ in 1944.
The Museum is dedicated to increase awareness and knowledge of Poland’s history, achievements and contributions to the world.
All Welcome
Contact Details
125 Elliot Street Howick Manukau 2014 Auckland New Zealand
0064 9 533 3530
Visitor Information
125 Elliot Street Howick Manukau 2014 Auckland New Zealand
Tuesday - Friday: 10am-4pm Sunday: 12 noon-5pm
Individuals by donation, Fees apply to Workshops and Group bookings with programme
Facilities
Wheelchair access
Reference library
Parking
Shop
Function space
Guided tour
Public programmes
Toilets
Other Facilities
We offer Group Visits with programme ; Sunday Winter Films at 2pm ; Sunday Family programme/workshops on traditional Polish Easter and Christmas ; Primary and Intermediate school group visits with age appropriate topics ; Library and research area ; Crafty workshops for children, adults and families in the school holidays. Email us to receive PHTM newsletters and brochures ; Howick region tourist brochures available onsite.Share
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