Things to see in Wellington City - What to see in Wellington City

Wellington is a cosmopolitan city where natural areas merge with tall skyscrapers, but the contrast in Wellington is not only space but also of cultures and people. This is a city with a rich mixture of styles.

If you travel by plane, as you approach the city you will see one of the top Wellington attractions that can already be seen from the sky, its bay. Bay City, at the end of the island, along with the port, is one of the most beautiful things to see in Wellington. Here you'll find a wealth of Wellington activities: you can navigate by boat, take a walk along the coast to enjoy the beaches, and above all, you should not miss the sunset over the South Island horizon. The views are truly stunning.

The city center, with its skyscrapers and buildings government, is one of the best places to visit in Wellington where, unsurprisingly, things never slow down. People, restaurants, businesses ... you may be in one of the most isolated countries in the world, but you'll see this is a true international city, and it's easy to answer the question of what to do in Wellington!

Art also has an important place in the city. Among the attractions in Wellington for lovers of art and culture, you can not miss Te Papa Tongarewa, the Katherine Mansfield Birthplace Museum, or the Opera Theatre. And at the end of the day there's nothing better than relaxing in one of the city's parks. The Botanical Garden is a protected forest, so if you're tired of the hustle and bustle, this should really be on your list of stuff to do in Wellington. Do not miss the opportunity to travel there by tram, a unique experience at night. The city is also known for its nightlife. So get ready to enjoy the evening in Wellington!

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Activities in Wellington

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Museum of NZ Te Papa Tongarewa: Gallipoli Early Entry Ticket

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7.14 £

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Zealandia by Night Tour

(10)

starting from

45.20 £

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