Torpedo Bay Navy Museum

The Navy Museum is the kaitiaki – guardian of the Royal New Zealand Navy’s memory.

The site at Torpedo Bay, Devonport is one of the most intact examples of a nineteenth century mining establishment in New Zealand and possibly in the Southern Hemisphere. The original 1896 buildings were redeveloped to accommodate the museum’s exhibitions and visitors, opening in 2010.

Our fully accessible facilities include a  licensed café, children’s playground, meeting areas and a modern learning space.

Permanent exhibitions showcase the story of the Navy’s contribution to the development of New Zealand’s identity through the lens of the Navy’s values – Courage Tū Kaha, Commitment Tū Tika, Comradeship Tū Tira and Integrity Tū Maia.

Admission is free for New Zealand Residents. International Visitors aged 18+ $10 each.

What does the venue say?

 Onsite car parking is available for visitors including a dedicated mobility parking space. If you use the mobility space, please display your mobility card.  The Museum is wheelchair accessible. We have two wheelchairs for public use, available on request.

Categories

• Free attraction
• Arts and culture

Accessible features

• Wheelchair and mobility access
• Accessible toilets

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