The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum dives into the history and ongoing work of humanitarian aid around the world. Through interactive exhibits, personal stories, and multimedia installations, it explores issues like conflict, disaster response, and human rights. There’s a permanent exhibition, plus rotating temporary ones. Its focus is to promote understanding of the history, current affairs, and challenges of humanitarian actions worldwide.

Discover two of New Zealand's most visited attractions with this combo tour from Auckland to the Hobbiton Movie Set & Waitomo Glowworm Caves. First, walk into the real-world landscape of Middle Earth and see where the "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" films were shot. Peek into Hobbit Holes, frolic in the Shire, and get a drink at the Green Dragon Inn. Later, explore Maori myths and history on a boat ride through the famous Waitomo Caves and enjoy a magical light show put on by the millions of glowworms that live there. Finish the tour with a drive through some of the North Island's most majestic scenery.

The War Remnants Museum contains exhibits reflecting the restless effort and deep devotion of people who endured the hardship of war, more specifically the Vietnam War and the First Indochina War. More than 20,000 valuable war documents, artefacts and films are exhibited here, but the biggest draw must be the outdoor exhibition of military equipment: the M48 Patton tank, aircraft, and original attack bombers.

This tropical butterfly bastion shows off a variety of 800 free-flying tropical butterflies on luscious grounds with waterfalls, ponds, flourishing foliage, turtles, fish and exotic birds. Ride the miniature Red Admiral Express train through the grounds and stop at the Buttermilk Farm petting zoo.