Hillsborough Holden Museum

New Plymouth
Weekends

Holden enthusiasts assemble!

Unique to New Zealand and only a 10 minute drive from the centre of New Plymouth. Hillsborough Holden Museum is situated in the heart of the Hillsborough district. The stunning new facility was purposely built for the preservation and display of a private collection of Australian Holden cars and memorabilia. The cars range from well preserved early models, meticulously restored models through to late model new cars.

Steve and his wife Joy spent years compiling a spectacular collection of Holden cars and memorabilia for display in their museum, and now welcome automotive enthusiasts to enjoy and appreciate the collection of classic and modern cars. There is also a luge and mini golf. Always check opening hours on Facebook.

Cost?

Yes

For more info visit:

Hillsborough Holden Museum

Address

683 Egmont Road
New Plymouth

Contact

https://www.facebook.com/HillsboroughHoldenMuseum/

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