Museums in New Zealand
Discover 3 artists’ homes, studios and creative spaces across New Zealand. Browse by city or open a museum page for its description and practical visitor information.
Katherine Mansfield House & Garden
Wellington, New Zealand
Katherine Mansfield’s birthplace introduces the writer’s life through domestic rooms, interpretation and a timeline of her work. The house offers a reading corner and changing exhibitions, while the garden provides a quiet place to pause.
McCahon House
Titirangi, Auckland, New Zealand
Colin McCahon's modest Titirangi home in the bush where New Zealand's most celebrated painter lived and worked. Located in Titirangi, New Zealand, it has long been a cherished destination for those with an interest in art and painting.
Ngaio Marsh House
Christchurch, New Zealand
Known as Marton Cottage, this house was built in 1906 by Samuel Hurst Seager for Ngaio Marsh’s parents. The writer’s furniture, books, art and belongings preserve the setting in which she lived and worked for decades.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of museums are included?
The collection focuses on artists’ homes, writers’ houses, architects’ studios and other places connected to creative lives.
Should I check hours before visiting?
Yes. Opening hours and admission arrangements can change, so check the official museum link before travelling.