Nelson’s thriving arts and music scene has helped to establish it as a destination for free spirits and art-lovers. Festivals, studios, galleries, craft markets… Every cranny of this South Island city seems to buzz with artistic energy. Lord of the Rings fans will flip for the Jens Hansen workshop in Trafalgar Square—Hansen is the goldsmith who designed the “precious” guarded by Frodo in the LOTR films.
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4.5 based on 30 reviews
We had a lovely visit to Isel House. The house was lovely & the grounds were beautiful. We even met up with a volunteer that we had gone to school with 65yrs ago. He advised us about the night market, so we went back that evening, looked around the stalls & enjoyed a varied dinner. Would certainly recomment.
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Really enjoyed visiting the cottage. It is a 2 storey house made of cob and well presented. The fittings and furnishings are typical Victorian era so expect it to be cluttered, darker and heavier on the eye in terms of decor. The tour guide was really informative and helpful and helped to bring the house and its inhabitants to life. Great to see what a working home would have been like especially with the dairy and the large kitchen. Recommended for historic buffs!
4.5 based on 351 reviews
We must have organised our visit just right as the lovely organ was being played. Lots of opportunities to stop and mediate /pray during this visit. Various memorials, including to Robert Snodgrass, Thomas Brunner and Robert Baden-Powell. A beautiful building featured on the hill at the top of Trafalgar Street.
4.5 based on 189 reviews
We are the Nelson -Tasman regional Public Art Gallery. With four gallery spaces, we offer changing exhibitions year round. Also enjoy The Suter Store, Cafe and Theatre. Open daily 9.30-4.30, free entry.
Amazing atmosphere with opportunity to sit outside and view Queen Gardens. Amazing selection of food. All topped off with amazing service.
4.5 based on 864 reviews
Great walk along the river and then up to the top of the hill for great 360 degree views and then carry on the walk to the Japanese Garden and the cafe in the Founder Heritage Park then catch the bus on the hour back to Nelson. Great walk! Great views!
4.0 based on 18 reviews
Each week I attend a Tai Chi class in the netball stadium. The drive in through other areas include the international cricket grounds with an amazing pavillion. Beautiful trees landscape the area with a paved walking/cyle tract through the grounds. There is also a stadium for indoor events.
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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