奥克兰美术馆

免费进入，但参观还是要举止端庄，经常有工作人员巡视。要尊重艺术。里面展厅有好几个，有现代后现代和当代。包括各种绘画，雕塑，行为艺术等等。作品配有简介。可细细品味

纯粹是外行看热闹，好几层楼的建筑，摆了各式作品，有英文的说明，还好视频馆。实在看不懂，但看看建筑本身也不错，环境很好，工作人员也很热情，一楼有纪念品卖

I visited the gallery on a Wednesday. It was very calm. I could have joined their guided tour at 11.30am as i arrived at 11am but decided to tour on my own. It was a very pleasant morning-the artworks are well displayed and we can get quite close to them to observe the details. The variety of art was impressive covering European arts, NZ, modern, Historical. And the visit is free which is a plus!

Had a great time. Exhibits are well presented. Art Gallery isn't huge but there is a veriety of artists and a great lay out. Art Gallery has a lovely cafe, but if you feel like go for a stroll it's licated right next to Albert park

We enjoyed our visit to the Art museum. I especially liked the architecture. There is an old building and a very new modern building housing the museum. You can see how they joined them together. Interesting art and nice sculpture outside as well. there were actually many kids there doing work with legos.

Well worth paying a visit - was great to get an insight into New Zealand art and easy location downtown. Reccomend for a few hours and there is a great coffee shoppe just next door

We were surprised that the art gallery was free, and proceeded to explore. The interactive Lego exhibit was great, and we got some fabulous photos in the light display exhibit. We enjoy contemporary art and watched a video from beginning to end of seamlessly gliding down alleys in a variety of places - very compelling. A very enjoyable experience.

The museum has a decent collection, as you would expect from a country of this size. The collection has a good focus on S. Pacific and Maori artists, but also a few European rooms as well. Spend a couple of hours here, or more if you stop at the tasty and reasonably-priced cafe.

Very nice place full of history and life, must visit. Kind of captures in a way.I suggest taking a tour it's about 40 minutes but it's worth it!

Nice selection of art with pretty good information available, gorgeous building that is in itself worth coming to look at. The guided tour is excellent (and free). Some parts were closed down so ring ahead if there is something specific you want to see to insure its available. It is free but its worth better than some of the things you can do and pay for. Its not a single path around so make sure you do some exploring to go see everything, Maps would be nice (not sure if the do anything I didn't ask because by the time you realise one would be nice your half way around anyway) Overall worth part of your day to go see but you probably cant spend all day here.

After finding out the gallery was free I made a morning trip.I ended up staying for most of the day as it was much bigger than I thought it would be! The cafe was great and has nice views of the park. I was hoping to see more art by Maori artists though.

Great public art gallery next to Albert Park and one block of Queens st shops. Take a guided tour if have the time (45-60 mins).Good variety of exhibits and nice gallery of NZ ArtNo charge to get in

We really wanted to visit the current Light Show, as well as see some Maori works and other art that the gallery might have. The light show was really good and worth the cost and visit. Disappointed to find that the Maori wing was unavailable, which would have been really nice to know at the time of purchasing the tickets! The highlight of our visit were a couple of works by English painters. Frank Bramley 'For of Such is the Kindom of Heaven' and John Everett Miillais ' Blow Thou Winter Wind'. Both powerful works evoking an emotional viewing experience.We'd suggest visiting first thing in the morning and hopefully having less people in the way of your experience, despite there being a large school party being there, when we arrived a little before opening time. Peter and Amy

I had hoped to see much more of their early 20th century collection. It obviously displayed a large amount of NZ paintings as one would expect but having done my homework beforehand I was surprised not to see more work from British & French artists. Also very little indigenous Maori art was to be seen. A great shame.

The reason it is a must is that it is conveniently located, free, and it has a small but mighty gallery of Moari portraits. The cafe was wonderful. It is near the sky tower which makes it easy to do both in a morning or afternoon. I enjoyed the paintings of New Zealand artists!