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Wellington
The city of Wellington is one of
my favourite places in New Zealand. I spent eight years there and
enjoyed the city and its environs completely.
Everything is available and usually in walking distance when in the
downtown area.
The best in entertainment, night life, restaurants and cafes. Known as
the coffee capital with more cafes per capita than New York and
most of them of top barista quality and roast.
Surrounded by hills the city is tucked in beside one of the finest
deep-water harbours. It is the nation's capital and all the government
buildings and offices are downtown with our Parliament lodged in the
building known as the Beehive so named for its shape.
The National Museum of Te Papa is on the waterfront and is a must to
visit. The main shopping streets are Lambton Quay and Willis streets
with funky Cuba Street being a special place to visit.
The restaurant and nigh life happens on Courtney Place and side streets
such as Blair and Allen streets.
The Information Centre is in Civic Square on Wakefield Street. The walk
from Civic Square to the watefront really is most impressive.
The cable car runs 610meters from Lambton Quay rising 122meters to the
suburb of Kelburn and provides a stunning vista of the city. plus a
chance to walk through the fabulus Botanic Gardens.
If you like old buildings it is a must to visit the Old St. Paul's
Church on Mulgrave Street. The wooden building was built in 1888 in
French Gothic style.
Wellington the jumping off place to the South Island should be
given as much time as you can and you will see why it is such a great
city.
Wellington
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