Gisborne
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Tourist attractions
Poverty Rugby (1.2 km)
Rugby facility or heritage site connected to Gisborne's sporting and local history.
Hydroslide (1.7 km)
Water slide attraction offering recreational activities for families and visitors in Gisborne.
Gisborne Holy Trinity Church Memorial (2 km)
First World War memorial associated with the Holy Trinity Church in Gisborne.
Matawhero NZ Wars Memorial (2 km)
Memorial commemorating the 1864 Matawhero massacre during the New Zealand Wars, marking a significant conflict in the Gisborne region.
Waerenga-a-Hika NZ Wars Memorial (2 km)
Memorial dedicated to those who died in the Waerenga-a-Hika engagement during the New Zealand Wars in the Gisborne area.
Wiremu "Wi" Perry Monument (2.5 km)
Memorial honoring Wiremu Perry, a notable figure in Gisborne's local history.
Margaret Sievwright Memorial (2.5 km)
Memorial recognizing Margaret Sievwright's contributions to Gisborne's community and heritage.
Gisborne War Memorial (2.7 km)
Stone memorial honoring First World War casualties from the Gisborne region.
MV Takitimu (2.9 km)
Historic vessel or ship-related attraction representing Gisborne's maritime heritage.
Te Maro (45 min)
Steel monument reflecting Māori cultural significance and local heritage in Gisborne.