Wellington, New Zealand City Guide

Wellington is a beautiful harbor city set between a magnificent harbor and rolling green hills. Readers of Conde Nast Traveler magazine voted Wellington the 18th Best City in the world in 2004, and it has swiftly become New Zealand's entertainment and cultural capital as well as the fastest-growing weekend destination in the country.

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Wellington Attractions

Wellington Botanic Garden The Garden features protected native forest, conifers, specialized plant collections, floral displays, & views over Wellington.
Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Karori Wildlife Sanctuary is a safe haven for endangered native birds and other wildlife, located minutes from downtown Wellington.
Wellington Cable Car Wellington\'s cable car gives access from city up the hill to harbour views, botanical gardens, observatory, cable car museum, restaurant and downhill walks via historic Thorndon back to city and waterfront.
Parliament Buildings The Parliament Buildings are on Molesworth Street in the city center and include the distinctive beehive-shaped building that is the administrative headquarters.

Wellington City Guide

City Guide Wellington is a picture perfect city, set between a magnificent harbour and rolling green hills.

Wellington Museums

Museum of New Zealand Te Papa is New Zealand\'s national museum, offering visitors a unique & authentic experience of the country\'s treasures & stories.
Museum of Wellington City & Sea Step inside Wellington\'s museum, a restored heritage icon and journey through the Capital\'s past, present and future

Wellington Restaurants

Wellington Dining Guide Wellington has a tantalizing variety of restaurants from fine dining to ethnic cuisine to family style establishments.

Wellington Shopping

Wellington Shopping Wellington has a huge variety of stores including Lambton Quay, Willis Street, Manners Street, Cuba Street & Courtenay Place.