The Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Museum
The Reserve Bank museum celebrates and records New Zealand's economic and banking heritage.
It is the first museum of its type in New Zealand, and was developed during 2006 by the Reserve Bank and consultants 3D Creative. A blend of artefacts, graphics, diagrams - even a simulated vault door - are designed to appeal to those interested in the history of our economy, the role played by the central bank and in learning more about our currency and the way in which it has evolved.
Contact Details
P O Box 2498, Wellington, New Zealand
64 4 472 2029
www.rbnz.govt.nz/education/museum
Visitor Information
2 The Terrace, Wellington, New Zealand
Visits and tours to the Museum are currently only available for student groups with confirmed bookings. Admission is temporarily closed to the general public. Please visit our website for more information.
Free entry
Facilities
Wheelchair access
Toilets
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