Guide to Wellington
Wellington is a perfect blend of sophistication, elegance, nature, and vintage. The small city offers spectacular moments and thrill to visitors and the locals from its never-ending adventure and places to tour. While in this colorful, cultural, and breathtaking capital of New Zealand, you will never run out of things to do. Time is what you need to get immersed in the beauty and splendor of Wellington amidst the kind-hearted and welcoming locals you have ever met. With limitless to offer, just where do you get started in the city of adventures?
Mount Victoria, Hataitai is the Viewing Point
The top of Mount Victoria in Wellington gives you a palliative, unfiltered, majestic, and awe-inspiring 360 degrees view of Wellington. The popular viewing site grants you panoramic views of the city snuggled between forest-clad hills and spreads out across the slopes. If lucky enough, you get to enjoy commanding views of the Southern Islands on a clear day. You can hike to the mountain or take a drive, depending on your preference.
Experience the Wellington Cable Car
Since 1912, the Wellington cable takes people to the Kelburn Lookout to the botanic gardens. The five-minute journey is scenic and grants you the opportunity to immerse yourself in picturesque views of the city. You get to learn more about the Cable Car Museum and enjoy colorful displays of illumination at night. At the top of the cable attraction is a café that serves authentic local coffee options and other snacks, granting you the local experience.
Stop by the Zealandia Ecosanctuary
Ambiance, nature, and the haven experience is what you get at the famous Zealandia Ecosanctuary. Time Magazine has
ranked it among the top 100 places to visit globally, which grants you the chance to experience history. There are
thousands of exquisite species of native birds that fill the place with soothing sounds. The place is a pest-proof urban
island that gives you a historical glimpse of Wellington before humans' arrival.
The Te Papa Tongarewa of Museum in
New Zealand
Your trip can never be complete without setting foot to the incredible Te Papa Tongarewa Museum in Wellington. There are fascinating stories and treasures to discover about Wellington from Te Papa Tongarewa while learning the Maoris culture, art, and heritage. The displays are renowned and interactive, connecting you to the natural forces that formed New Zealand.
Visit the Beehive
Wellington offers a perfect balance of ancient and modern. Beehive, The ancient building in the city will marvel you with the ancient and unique architecture that grants the city its signature look. The beehive, which is the site for New Zealand’s parliament, is an iconic building constructed between 1964 and 1979. Close by; you get to admire the parliament house built in 1907 featuring the unique Neoclassical Edwardian style. There is also the chamber that
houses parliamentary debates. Buildings in Wellington will give you goosebumps and an empowering feeling that makes you feel part of ancient history.
Taste Local Flavors
Remember to enjoy exquisite coffee while taking relaxing walks across the unique botanical gardens in the city. And the
end of the day, taste local cuisines at the tastiest laneway, which is a gourmet heaven. Do not forget to pocket a souvenir
to carry with you unforgettable memories of the small city where time stands still with awe.