Moutere Inn
The Moutere Inn is located in Upper Moutere in the Tasman District of New Zealand. It is New Zealand's oldest pub to remain operating in its original building. While there are a couple of older licenses still operating, none of them are operating from either their original location or building.
The Moutere Inn was established in 1850[1] by Cordt Bennseman, a German soldier and immigrant.[2] The building has remained largely the same apart from the original verandah being lost when the main bar was extended in the 1960s.
The Inn now specialises in a continually changing range of craft beers, real ales and wines from around the Moutere area.
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Golden Bay / Mohua |
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Motueka | |
Moutere-Waimea | |
Richmond | |
Lakes-Murchison |
- Brown River
- Buller River
- Dun Mountain-Maitai Terrane
- Hope Saddle
- Mārahau River
- Ngārua Caves
- Tākaka River
- Waimea Plains
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Abel Tasman National Park |
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Tasman Bay | |
Kahurangi National Park |
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Nelson Lakes National Park |
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- Abel Tasman National Park
- Appleby railway station
- Brightwater railway station
- Cobb Power Station
- Gowanbridge railway station
- Heaphy Track
- Hope railway station
- Karamea Aerodrome
- Kawatiri railway station
- Langford Store
- Memorial Park
- Milnthorpe Model
- Motueka Aerodrome
- Moutere Inn
- Mussel Inn
- Nelson Lakes National Park
- Onekaka Ironworks
- Onekaka Power Station
- Pupu Hydro Power Scheme
- Richmond railway station
- RNZAF Dip Flat
- Rutherford memorial
- Stafford Place
- St Michael's Church
- Stoke railway station
- Tākaka Aerodrome
- Takaka Tramway
- Tonga Island Marine Reserve
- Tophouse
- Tour de Vineyards
- Wai-iti Dark Sky Park
- Wangapeka Track
- Westhaven (Te Tai Tapu) Marine Reserve
- Wharariki Ecosanctuary
41°16′03″S 173°00′25″E / 41.267491°S 173.006818°E / -41.267491; 173.006818
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