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Here are the city's top 10 must-dos. 1. Visit Hannahs Laneway. Goldings Free Dive, Wellington, Wellington. By Positively Wellington Tourism. Right in the heart of the city, the world's tastiest laneway is the perfect place to taste local flavours and pick up souvenirs. Hannahs Laneway is gourmet heaven thanks to residents Leeds St Bakery ...
19 de mai. de 2023 · The 225 hectare (500+ acre) ecosanctuary is a groundbreaking conservation project that has reintroduced 18 species of native wildlife back into the area, some of which were previously absent from mainland New Zealand for over 100 years. Wellington Botanic Garden With 25 hectares of beautiful garden and 150 years of history, we have been ...
Visit Zealandia: The Karori Sanctuary Experience, just 10 minutes from downtown Wellington. The valley is home to some of New Zealand's rarest wildlife including kiwi and tuatara while the exhibition explains the 500-year vision for this conservation attraction. Enjoy animal antics at Wellington Zoo - New Zealand's oldest zoological park.
Located in the heart of the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail - a journey through regions that cover more than 80% of New Zealand’s wine production - Wellington is a great place to start your wine-tasting journey. Marlborough, Wairarapa and Hawkes' Bay are all a few hours' drive or ferry-ride away from Wellington and offer unforgettable food and ...
22 de dez. de 2023 · Wellington Zoo is the oldest zoo in New Zealand. Established in 1906, it's well known for its conservation efforts. If you have little ones in tow, this is an excellent place to see some of New Zealand's wildlife up close, especially shy animals such as the kiwi bird (the country's national emblem) and the tuatara reptile.
Wellington Wellington is the capital and second largest urban area of New Zealand.It is also the world's southernmost capital city of a UN member state. Wellington's central business district viewed from Mount Victoria The Windy City is on the foreshore of Wellington Harbour and ringed by hills, providing the scenic home of many of New Zealand's national arts and cultural attractions.
Wellington is the political capital of New Zealand. The city is compact, cultured and full of character. Nestled between the harbour and the hills, the downtown area is ideal for explorations on foot - shopping, cafes, transport, accommodation and the city’s major attractions are compressed into an area that’s conveniently walkable.
