Walk This Way: Discover Hamilton's Laneways

Couple strolling down MADE laneway.
Hamilton’s laneways might not shout for attention, but that’s exactly their charm. Tucked between main streets and hidden behind unassuming facades, these pedestrian‑friendly pockets are made for wandering. They’re often blissfully free of traffic, rich with character, and brimming with independent businesses that reward the curious.

Brya Rose Art Studio

The inside of Byra Rose Hamilton.
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Nestled in the heart of Frankton, Brya Rose Art Studio has become a go-to spot for creativity and inspiration.

Boon Arts

Colourful murals painted on a block wall.
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It’s no exaggeration to say that Boon has redefined Hamilton's urban aesthetics.

Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum & Gallery

Gift shop with products on shelves and display tables at Waikato Museum.
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Featuring dozens of new exhibitions every year, Waikato Museum tells the story of the region through visual art, tangata whenua, social history and science.