Waitangi Treaty Grounds is Aotearoa New Zealand's premier historic site, offering visitors an insightful journey through the nation's foundational history. Recognized as the 'Birthplace of the Nation', Waitangi weaves a rich tapestry of stories and events that shape New Zealand's cultural heritage. The grounds feature two contemporary museums: Te Kōngahu Museum of Waitangi and Te Rau Aroha Museum of the Price of Citizenship, alongside significant sites such as Treaty House and the traditional Māori waka taua.

Visitors can engage in a diverse range of activities, including guided tours, cultural performances, and special events, ensuring a dynamic and educational experience. Opening year-round (excluding Christmas Day), the site offers admission valid for two consecutive days, granting access to all heritage buildings and exhibitions. Waitangi Treaty Grounds aims to celebrate and educate the public about the Treaty of Waitangi's ongoing significance in New Zealand’s history and national identity. Plan your visit and immerse yourself in the profound narratives that define Aotearoa.