The Tjibaou Cultural Centre

Discovering the long-standing Tjibaou Cultural Centre in Noumea represents that you are interested in unique architectural embodiment of an ancient identity. It is meticulously situated on the Tina peninsula, at the distance of 10 minutes from the town centre. The centre has several possible meanings, modern style, bold, both stylish and conservative, drawing motivation from conventional Kanak architecture. Renzo Piano of the most adriot and well-known architects of the age is responsible behind its creation and has formed in an harmonious treaty of traditional and modern. The Tijabaou Cultural Centre is an illustration to the completeness of Pacific cultures. The works of Kaanak art and impressive Pacific sculptures provide the tourists a voyage of discovery through these secular civilizations. You may also come across the Beretara gallery that constitutes the Pacific regions creative collection of modern art. There is also a multi-media library that lures your attention towards its well-kept an array of documentary resources on Pacific and Kanak cultures, putting on show both tradition and the contemporary viewpoint. So, if desires to pay a visit there note that it is open from Tuesday to Sunday 10 am - 6 pm and Monday would remain closed.