Wellington boasts a compact downtown area that’s easy to explore on foot and a wealth of architectural styles, from 19th-century wooden cottages to Art Deco masterpieces. Discover the city’s Maori roots at the Museum of Wellington City & Sea and the Museum of New Zealand. Sip coffee and people-watch in lively Courtney Place, or survey the city from scenic Mount Victoria. When the sun goes down on Windy Wellington, take a nocturnal tour of Karori Wildlife Sanctuary to meet some colorful inhabitants.
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It was a steep walk, but the view at the top was amazing. You could see over to Ohariu Valley, all the way to the South Island, or over into Wellington Harbour. Make sure you pick a day with good weather, as it can get quite windy at the top. I would recommend wearing comfy shoes, athletic wear, and a warm hoodie overtop.
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Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision is New Zealand’s audiovisual archive. The archive cares for an ever-growing collection of films, radio, television, sound recordings, props and documents spanning 120 years of Aotearoa’s sound and moving image history. The Archive is now located in the National Library Building on Molesworth Street. Our desk and viewing spaces are open 10am – 4:30pm on the first floor of the National Library.
4.5 based on 202 reviews
Awesome views and loved seeing all the seals ???????????????? was a highlight. Recommend going on a full tank on gas must do after the pinnacles .. take a pin I lunch or visit the light house cafe for fish chips, cuppa or a beer .. camping grounds and cabins available near by.. beautiful Nz coast at its best.
4.0 based on 186 reviews
located next to the harbour, with timber sculptures. The City Art Gallery, and the Central Library are adjacent to it.
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