• What is Wellington known for?
    • Wellington is a compact, modern city and the capital of New Zealand.
  • What green spaces and outdoor attractions does Wellington offer?
    • There are massive green areas in the heart of the city, including unique zoos like Zealandia and a defense artillery battery left over from WWII.
  • What art galleries can visitors explore in Wellington?
    • Wellington is home to fantastic art galleries such as the Adam Art Gallery and City Gallery Wellington.
  • What is Te Papa Tongarewa?
    • Te Papa Tongarewa is the museum of New Zealand’s history, culture, and environment, offering fascinating exhibits on the country’s heritage.

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1. Beehive

Beehive
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2. City Gallery Wellington

City Gallery Wellington
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3. Katherine Mansfield Birthplace

Katherine Mansfield Birthplace
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4. Mount Victoria Lookout

Mount Victoria Lookout
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5. Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
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6. Nairn Street Cottage

Nairn Street Cottage
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7. National War Memorial

National War Memorial
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8. New Zealand Cricket Museum

New Zealand Cricket Museum
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9. Northern Explorer Train

Northern Explorer Train
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10. Old Bank Arcade

Old Bank Arcade
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11. Otari-Wilton's Bush

Otari-Wilton's Bush
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12. Rimutaka Forest Park

Rimutaka Forest Park
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13. Space Place at Carter Observatory

Space Place at Carter Observatory
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14. The Weta Cave

The Weta Cave
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15. Walk Wellington

Walk Wellington
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16. Wellington Botanic Garden

Wellington Botanic Garden
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17. Wellington Cable Car

Wellington Cable Car
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18. Wellington Museum

Wellington Museum
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19. Wellington Zoo

Wellington Zoo
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20. Wrights Hill Fortress

Wrights Hill Fortress
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21. Zealandia

Zealandia
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22. Adam Art Gallery

Adam Art Gallery
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23. Dive Wellington

Dive Wellington
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Best Time to Visit Medium-Priced Places to Stay Tips for Exploring
Spring (September-November) – Mild temperatures and blooming gardens. Ohtel Wellington – Boutique stay near Oriental Bay with stylish rooms. Visit the Wellington Botanic Garden – Perfect for a springtime walk among flowers.
Summer (December-February) – Peak season with warm weather and outdoor events. Naumi Hotel Wellington – Chic and centrally located near Cuba Street. Ride the Wellington Cable Car – Enjoy panoramic views over the city.
Fall (March-May) – Crisp air, fewer crowds, and vibrant foliage. QT Wellington – Art-inspired hotel with a unique atmosphere. Explore Te Papa Museum – Learn about New Zealand’s culture and history.
Winter (June-August) – Cooler temperatures, great for cozy retreats. Bolton Hotel – Modern suites with luxury touches in the heart of the city. Check out Wellington’s café scene – Enjoy some of the best coffee in the world.

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