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A wonderful place where you can feel various cultu...

A wonderful place where you can feel various cultures and indulge in artistic inspiration. Even though it's a shop, you can feel like an art museum... and places to rest are not just ordinary. An attractive place with free English conversation classes on weekdays. If you visit with your children, look around, and enjoy delicious coffee and bread, you will have a satisfying day.

Peaceful and relaxed area. Bakery does great food....

Peaceful and relaxed area. Bakery does great food... yummy cream donuts good coffee. rock shop really interesting with fluorescent rocks in the dark room. Clean toilets. Lovely way to spend a couple of hours

I have great memories of when this was the proper ...

I have great memories of when this was the proper historic village and doing class trips etc. Turned into more of a business centre now but still has some of the old chararistics that it had. Whipped baker is really good.

Our bus tour regurgitated the whole of us on the g...

Our bus tour regurgitated the whole of us on the ground in front of the village entry. Many ran as fast as they could to the cafe, others marched to the beat of their own drummers. There's a lot to see here. Overlook that it is largely a reconstruction and do investigate whre the real originals lie. Many of the buildings have taken on a new life as art studios, etc. but there are a few that have not abandonded their roots. Of particular interest is the Faulkner House (circa 1844) and catch a glimpse of the severity and make-do-with-squat kind of lives they lived. It was one of the very first homes in Tauranga. We appreciated the exhibits and thanked our lucky stars that we were born in another time.

Really historic, the "Historic Village" is not, as...

Really historic, the "Historic Village" is not, as it was built in the 70s as a tourist attraction. The replica village is tiny and does not really have anything to offer in my opinion. The buildings, however, I felt great, if you stand on this style. In my opinion, 10min are enough for a visit completely. Admission is free.

Neat place to go and see the past history, however...

Neat place to go and see the past history, however it is not a working peace of the past most of it is used for businesses. A lot of potential here but council has no drive to get it into what it should be like ferrymeed in Christchurch.

Tauranga Environment Centre Charitable Trust

Tauranga Environment Centre Charitable Trust

4.2