The New Zealand Maritime Museum sits at the edge of the Viaduct Basin, marked by a collection of historic vessels tied up at the quay, including the immense masts of a former scow. This site serves as the repository for the nation's seafaring heritage, housing everything from ancient Polynesian voyaging canoes to the yachts that captured the America’s Cup. Captain Peter Blake once docked his winning vessel, Steinlager Two, right here, turning this waterfront into the beating heart of New Zealand’s maritime identity.
New Zealand Maritime Museum
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