Whanganui
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Tourist attractions
Whanganui South African War memorial (1 min)
Monument commemorating local soldiers who served in the Second Boer War (1899–1902).
Whanganui Queens Park NZ Wars memorial (4 min)
Memorial in Queens Park commemorating casualties of the New Zealand Wars.
Sarjeant Gallery (5 min)
Historic art gallery featuring New Zealand paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts.
Sarjeant on the Quay (7 min)
Free contemporary art museum housed in a riverside location showcasing New Zealand and international works.
Charles Broughton NZ Wars memorial (8 min)
Memorial dedicated to Charles Broughton, a soldier in the New Zealand Wars.
Moutoa Gardens New Zealand Wars memorial (9 min)
Memorial in Moutoa Gardens honoring those who participated in the New Zealand Wars.
Wanganui Riverboat Centre (10 min)
Free museum documenting the history of riverboat navigation on the Whanganui River.
P.S. Waimarie (10 min)
Restored 1899 paddle steamer offering river cruises and heritage experiences.
Durie Elevator (tunnel entrance) (12 min)
Historic tunnel elevator offering underground access with views of the Whanganui River.
Splash Centre (1.7 km)
Water recreation facility with pools and aquatic activities for families.

