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Wellington is the capital of New Zealand and is home to museums, activities, great food, great drink, and great people! The city sprawls through the staggering New Zealand coastline and is a brilliant and convenient place to visit if you’re travelling through to the South Island. It has lots of hidden treasures to find when it comes to food, drink, culture, and activities so what are you waiting for!
Wellington KartSport is a outdoor track based near Wellington. The track is 780 meters long and you will be flying around the track in the go karts trying to set the fastest lap possible whilst racing your mates to become the champion! For …
Wellington The Holocaust Centre of New Zealand inspires and empowers action against antisemitism, discrimination, and apathy, by remembering, educating, and bearing witness to the Holocaust. Started by a small group of volunteers including Holocaust survivors, refugees, and their descendants, the Holocaust Centre of …
Wellington Boulcott’s farm is home to one of Wellingtons most beautiful foot golfing courses, laid out withing the 6 hole golf course this 9 hole experience is one you won’t forget. Most popular in the UK and the USA foot golf is now …
Wellington This half day all inclusive tour is the perfect way to spend an afternoon in Wellington if you love beer as much as we do. You’ll be driven around to three brilliant local breweries and get to taste the best beer that …
Wellington This is a unique museum that’s sure to be of interest to anyone, especially car enthusiasts. Take a walk down memory lane, or learn a thing or two about previous generations. Check out the vintage cars; a unique private collection of antique/vintage …
Wellington You’re completely surrounded by The Lord of the Rings in this Museum! There is heaps to see. They have treasures from the time of the premieres of the films in 2001-2003, displays of action figures and even a few actual props from …
Wellington Located on the shores of Wellington harbour, the Petone Settlers Museum Te Whare Whakaaro occupies one of New Zealand’s most significant memorial buildings, the Wellington Provincial Centennial Memorial. It officially opened on 22 January 1940 and, also serving as a bathing pavilion, …
Wellington Using real old Wellington trams, you can take a return ride of nearly four kilometres through the Wellington Region’s premier coastal park, – through the coastal dunes and with views of Kapiti Island. The trams date from the 1920’s and 1930’s and …
Wellington The Wool Shed is a hands-on heritage museum celebrating New Zealand’s sheep farming and shearing history, in the rural town of Masterton. Run by a voluntary trust, they’re a community venue as well as a museum. It consists of two authentic old …
Wellington Step back in time see how Wellington’s most iconic transport system has developed. Located in the original winding house for the cable car system and set over two floors, the museum houses the winding mechanism operational from 1902 until 1978. It’s also …
Wellington Attention all beer lovers! Are you looking for something interesting to do on your next day off? If so, make sure to visit North End Brewing on your next day off! This fantastic brewery was born in 2013 and is run by …
Wellington Are you interested in trains, seriously or casually? Then the Carterton Railway Museum is the perfect one for you! The museum is located in the Carterton Railway Station precinct. The precinct houses railway memorabilia of the type used throughout the Wairarapa since …
Wellington At Space Place they share the stories of the New Zealand skies through multimedia exhibits, interactive galleries, the historic Thomas Cooke telescope and their digital, full-dome planetarium. Learn about planets, stars, constellations and galaxies and New Zealand’s contribution to astronomy and space …
Wellington History comes alive at Cobblestones! Explore a working historic village right in the heart of Greytown. See, touch, and hear how Wairarapa’s early settlers lived, worked, and played in the 1800s and 1900s. Authentic heritage buildings, gardens, stories, and beautifully curated artefacts …
Wellington Do you think you are the next Sherlock Holmes? Looking for a unique day out with friends? If you tick those boxes, then look no further than the escape rooms at Escape Mate in Wellington! An escape room is where you will …
Wellington The Makara walk takes you to the highest vantage points in the area to have the best view on the most spectacular sights. Not only will you have all the breathtaking sights to take in but there is also gun emplacements to …
Wellington Do you enjoy board games, take a trip down to Counters Culture Board Game Café & Bar, Counters is set in a chill atmosphere which is the best place to enjoy board games with your friends and family, you’ll be blown away …
Wellington From humble beginnings, the Fell Locomotive Museum has developed into a world-renowned tourist attraction. It hosts thousands of railway enthusiasts and visitors from all over the world, keen to appreciate the engineering, technology and social history of a unique railway. In 1990, …
Wellington An escape room is where you and your friends will be locked in a room with your friends and will be given 60 minutes to find all the clues and solve all of the puzzles that will help lead you to escape. …
Wellington Calling all wine lovers and adventure seekers! Are you looking for something amazing to do on your next day off? Or do you just want to witness some of the best wine spots in New Zealand? Either way, make sure to visit …
Wellington Southward Car Museum is the story of how one man’s passion for cars turned into a fascinating legacy all can enjoy. Tucked away amongst park-like surroundings on the Kāpiti Coast is something astonishing. Inside a cavernous, purpose-built exhibition hall, chrome and steel …
Wellington The Museum takes visitors ‘up close and personal’ with policing methods of the past, present, and future, and some of the most outstanding events in New Zealand’s social and political history are revisited and examined from a police perspective. Located on the …
Wellington The Wrights Hill Fortress, built during World War Two, the Fortress located in Karori, Wellington consists of an underground network of tunnels, operation rooms and three gun emplacements. Society members take the public on a one hour long guided tour on Open …
Wellington Calling all architecture enthusiasts! Are you looking for something unique to do on your next day off? Or do you just love church architecture and the peaceful aura that it brings? Either way, make sure to visit the famous Tree Church on …
Wellington In the past few decades, New Zealand has seen an explosion in popularity, partly thanks to the massive success of blockbuster films like Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit in which the country featured. With Movie Tours Wellington, you can find …
Wellington Te papa is a museum like no other. New Zealand’s interactive national museum is a must-visit. Te Papa’s vision for the future is changing hearts, minds, and lives. They view their role as a forum for the nation to present, explore, and …
Wellington If you’re looking to see some wildlife around Wellington, then look no further – visit Zealandia, an ecosanctuary where you can immersive yourself in some of the countries most extraordinary species. Explore a lush forest full of rare animals unique to New …
Wellington Whether it’s watching a group quietly cruising along or marvelling at their high leaps, backflips and somersaults during social bouts, dolphins are a magnificent sight! E-Ko Tours is located in Picton, New Zealand, and runs excursions along the beautiful Queen Charlotte Sound. …
Wellington Lyall Bay is one of Wellington’s most popular beaches. It is very accessible to all Wellington people and is on the main bus route. Surfers are the largest beach user at Lyall Bay and can be found there all year round if …
Wellington Gear Homestead ‘Okowai’ is a historic building in Porirua, New Zealand. It was listed by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust as a Category 2 historic place in 1983. Gear Homestead is significant because of its association with James Gear, a butcher …
Wellington Calling all film buffs, creatives or anyone who just want’s to see cool stuff – we have an amazing activity lined up for your stack! The Weta Cave in Wellington is a gateway into the magic of the movie world, and the …
Wellington Are you looking for something interesting to do on your next day off? If so, make sure to visit The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa! This fantastic museum contains six stories of interactive exhibitions, some of which are internationally recognised. …
