Whether you're strolling through the Botanic Gardens, taking in some history at the Te Papa Museum or climbing Hawkins Hill, Wellington has a variety of activity for any taste. Nature-lovers can take advantage of several beaches and parks that are within close proximity of the city limits. More culture-minded travelers may appreciate the variety of national museums and institutions that lay within New Zealand's capital.
1 Jervois Quay
The Bond Store, Queens Wharf
Historical collection of Wellington's maritime history...
55 Cable St
Interactive museum preserving New Zealand's history...
200 Daniell St
Newtown
Promoting conservation through sustainable, eco-friendly exhibits...
Lyall Bay
Popular beach and surfing spot...
31 Waiapu Rd
Karori
Unique ecological project dedicated to protecting local wildlife...
Corner Norrie and Parumoana Streets
Diverse, multicultural displays of Maori and Pacific Islander art...
45 Laings Rd
Lower Hutt, situated 20km (12 miles) from Wellington city
Experience contemporary creativity in a number of mediums...
Breaker Bay Rd
Popular diving spot for both veterans and newcomers...
Molesworth St
Tour the seat of New Zealand's government...
280 Lambton Quay
Cable Car Lane, (next to McDonald's) and Upland Rd., Kelburn, Wellington
Popular transport for commuters and visitors alike...
Ashton Fitchett Dr
Brooklyn
Wind-swept peak with great panoramic views...
101 Glenmore St
Northland
Unique, protected landscape near the city center...
Karaka Bay Rd
Seatoun
One of Wellington's most popular beach and bathing spots...
25 Tinakori Rd
Thorndon
Birthplace of New Zealand's most famous author...
MacKays Crossing Entrance
Queen Elizabeth Park
Ride a relic of Wellington's turn-of-the-century history...
15 Courtenay Pl
Futuristic laser tag venue...
78 Quarantine Rd, Nayland 7011, New Zealand
302 Tinakori Road, Thorndon