WELLINGTON
NEW ZEALAND

Welcome to Wellington New Zealand. Wellington is made up of four quarters each with their own distinct mix of shopping, cafes, transport, accommodation, Wellington's intense urban experience is unrivalled in the country. The central city area of Wellington is the place to see performing arts, ballet, theatre and musical performances. Sophisticated and inventive dining is in abundance throughout excellent cafes and restaurants that are within walking distance of all the major hotels.

Wellington New Zealand: Capital City of New Zealand.

Wellington New Zealand The Capital of New Zealand, Wellington is the cultural centre, home to the ground-breaking interactive Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa. Enjoy the music of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, or historic national treasures such as the original Treaty of Waitangi.

Wellington New Zealand Tour the New Zealand Parliament Buildings and explore New Zealand’s political heritage, present, and future. Parliament House was built in 1922, and the Parliament Library was built in two stages, 1883 and 1899. The third building, the Beehive or Executive Wing, was completed in 1969, and remains a tourist favorite.

Wellington New Zealand Visit Katherine Mansfield's Birthplace - the childhood home of the famous writer. Intricately restored to match the descriptions of the house in her stories. Learn about the writer, her life, stories, and passions.

Wellington New Zealand Old St Paul's Cathedral was built in 1866 as the parish church of Thorndon it was used for 98 years as the cathedral for the Wellington diocese. Constructed enitrely of native timber, the warm wooden interior of the building is enhanced with magnificent stained-glass windows.

Wellington New Zealand Wellington is a compact and intriguing city, bordered by harbour and bush clad hills. Mount Victoria plays host to spectacular views, while a visit to Botanic Gardens is only a cable car or bus trip away.

Wellington New Zealand Transformed into a graceful promenade the waterfron features shops, restaurants, activities and regal landscaping endowing the area with tranquility.

After experiencing all the history and scenery of this nationally historic area, relax in style when the day is done in on of Wellington 's many lodging facilities.

WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND Welcome to Wellington New Zealand. Wellington is made up of four quarters each with their own distinct mix of shopping, cafes, transport, accommodation, Wellington's intense urban experience is unrivalled in the country. The central city area of Wellington is the place to see performing arts, ballet, theatre and musical performances. Sophisticated and inventive dining is in abundance throughout excellent cafes and restaurants that are within walking distance of all the major hotels.
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Wellington New Zealand: Capital City of New Zealand. The Capital of New Zealand, Wellington is the cultural centre, home to the ground-breaking interactive Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa. Enjoy the music of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, or historic national treasures such as the original Treaty of Waitangi. Tour the New Zealand Parliament Buildings and explore New Zealand’s political heritage, present, and future. Parliament House was built in 1922, and the Parliament Library was built in two stages, 1883 and 1899. The third building, the Beehive or Executive Wing, was completed in 1969, and remains a tourist favorite. Visit Katherine Mansfield's Birthplace - the childhood home of the famous writer. Intricately restored to match the descriptions of the house in her stories. Learn about the writer, her life, stories, and passions. Old St Paul's Cathedral was built in 1866 as the parish church of Thorndon it was used for 98 years as the cathedral for the Wellington diocese. Constructed enitrely of native timber, the warm wooden interior of the building is enhanced with magnificent stained-glass windows. Wellington is a compact and intriguing city, bordered by harbour and bush clad hills. Mount Victoria plays host to spectacular views, while a visit to Botanic Gardens is only a cable car or bus trip away. Transformed into a graceful promenade the waterfron features shops, restaurants, activities and regal landscaping endowing the area with tranquility. After experiencing all the history and scenery of this nationally historic area, relax in style when the day is done in on of Wellington 's many lodging facilities.

WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND

WELLINGTON
NEW ZEALAND