Tarun Jude Pereira
The place itself is a huge vintage building where all the art is exhibited, showcasing unique pieces with stories behind them. It totally relies on donations so there is no entry fee. They hold competitions for the artwork they exhibit so voting for your favorite piece is encouraged. Once you are done viewing the art pieces inside, you can either grab a snack on the ground floor or visit the numerous stalls outside selling a wide range of stuff from clothing, jewelry, art and craft, and much more. It's a lovely place to spend time with family walking around its huge property. So strongly suggest a visit.
Péter Horváth
Beautiful building and park. A hidden gem. It should deserves more attention and care!
Unfortunately the maintenance and cleaning are Kiwi style. 😕
John Wilson
Great location and outlook. Hot food options are all pretty good. The cabinet food is excellent and made on site. Staff very friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a visit.
Tessa Thomas
Awesome public place to enjoy. Art gallery indoor + outdoor. A small cafe and a huge park to walk and enjoy giant native trees in. The path is gravel but in good condition, considering we have been having huge amounts of rain recently. The huge trees made for nice walking, though there is a couple of steep hills. Medium level of fitness required in the park.
Moses Yin
I like this place, enjoy the Sunday market and I sound beautiful song in here ~
Elena Byzova
Beautiful place to visit on the weekend with your friends and family. Have a look at the local art work and listen to an occasional concert on the weekend. Bring your dog along to a lovely cafe with the spacious outdoor seating area, grab a cup of coffee and listen to the birds singing in the trees.
Colleen Eason
Great space, not alot of info on arrival. Cafe sign indicates the entrance. No info seen re program or 'whats on'. I wandered in and enjoyed the spaces available to see some great exhibits. Cafe has great food and options to sit outside w great views. Small gift shop.
Steve Wheels
I've been past here I few times, not knowing there was one of Auckland's treasures just set back from the road. The art and history side of this place is interesting, and the cafe serves great coffee and cakes.
Morgan Jackson
A must see heritage locale to better understand the beauty of the New Zealand story. Onlooking ONE TREE HILL, overlooking Onehunga, Mangere Mountain and the Manukau hub. It's not hard to understand why historians speculate the Pah homestead to be the birthplace of the Treaty of Waitangi, as colonial and native truly prospered here symbiotically alike.
Living history, preserved for the public, celebrating New Zealands world famous art culture with the Wallace Arts Centre, the vast site captures colonial life like a moment frozen in time, boasting its many features such as native Wetlands, international tree forest, and original horse drawn tracks.
Dallas Storey
Brilliant. lovely park , views , cafe , art , setting ...A gem....Update Jan 2020, still fantastic grounds, displays, photos etc, feel like the cafe is a letdown, bored, young, disinterested staff who hardly as was the case today look up at you to take your order. Latte was not even lukewarm.They are closed Monday btw. Staff in guest shop consistently pleasant!
Malcolm Turner
This stop was one of my favorites during my recent trip to Auckland! The Pah Homestead house is beautiful and the artwork was interesting and enjoyable. I had tea and date scones with one of the friends I was visiting. The servers were friendly and kind.
The gardens around the house are full of wonderful sculptures! Every corner I turned brought a new view.
Alan Walker
Lovely gallery and sculpture garden with enthusiastic, informed and helpful staff.
Joanie Badenhorst-Awasthi
I don't know anything about art, but I had a lovely time exploring the TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre, checking out their art, sculptures, and installations. Many of the things I didn't understand, but I liked wondering what the artist may have been thinking or feeling when s/he created their work.
It sits within the Monte Cecilia Park, which has awesome walking trails, beautiful aged trees, and benches. Great for a picnic! There is a spectacular view all the way to One Tree Hill.
The Pah Homestead is beautiful, with a good café. I ordered a carrot cake and coffee. Unfortunately it took quite long to come, and the coffee was cold when I had it.
It's a great day for relaxing, and possibly expanding your mind
B Sila
Hidden gem, stumbled upon this place after visiting the dog park. Lively art sculptures inside and out, with a nice little Cafe.
Rob Marshall
Go for lunch or a coffee, walk around the art gallery, there is a sculpture garden outside and if there weather is good it is set in a wider park that you can walk around,
When we went it was a textile exhibition, not something I'm interested in and a photography exhibition which was interesting, i noticed a lift up to the main gallery so access for all should not be a problem. Food and coffee where nice, but my favorite thing was the sculpture garden
Sterling Arnet
Pah homestead Is the ultimate cafe and art gallery experience.
An amazing pork Sandwhich was had here today along with a beautiful stroll in the nearby park and gardens makes this the ultimate getaway spot for a quick bite and art gazing
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Haiying Shi
The Wallace Arts Centre is one of my exciting cultural destinations in Auckland. Located in the historic Pah Homestead in Monte Cecilia Park, Hillsborough, the diverse contemporary art exhibitions gave me inspiration and motivation to experience my own art style.
Peter Brannan
Amazing house, most of the art wasn't really my thing, still cant get my head around the modern stuff, sculpture outside I did like. Cafe was good and the grounds are huge. Recommended
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