HOURS
| Mon-Tue | Closed |
| Wed-Sun | 9:30am – 5pm |
PARKING
There’s on-street parking around the museum.
Join us to commemorate Armistice Day
The museum will be open Monday 11 November, 2 – 5pm
What's in a name?
The facility has three names – in English, Te Reo Māori, and French.
English: New Zealand Liberation Museum, Le Quesnoy
Te Reo Māori: Te Arawhata
French: Musée Néo-Zélandais de la Libération, Le Quesnoy France
The English and French names refer to the liberation of the town of Le Quesnoy by New Zealand soldiers at the end of WWI and highlight the themes of freedom, friendship and future which underpin the museum.
The Te Reo Māori name – Te Arawhata – means ‘the ladder’ in English. The town was liberated by ladder, with the name also conveying an elevated pathway to higher things and the realm of knowledge.
Kei roto i tō tātou hītori, he oranga mō tātou.
Within our history is our future wellbeing.
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