Wellingtons' "Must Visit"

Wellington is definitely the Cultural Capital of New Zealand with cafes and bars lining the downtown city. You have a choice of more than 400 restaurants and cafes. With servings of dishes from all over the world, they are tasty enough to temp those taste buds.

Rich and diverse in culture, take in the history, architecture, mythology, entertainment, parks and scenery of the beautiful Harbour Capital. From the birthplace of writer Katherine Mansfield to the Parliament Buildings, Old St. Paul's church to the brand new Te Papa (Museum of New Zealand) - these are just some of the many places to see when taking a tour of the Southern most capital city of Wellington.

Katherine Mansfield Birthplace

One of New Zealand's most famous short story writers and author's you can view Katherine Mansfield's birthplace. This is a great chance for you to experience this superbly restored early colonial cottage.

Te Papa

Each year thousands of people of all ages flow into New Zealands World-famous museum. Not just the Museum of New Zealand - but a Museum for everyone! From the contemporary Marae to the Time Warp - theres plenty to do and view at this entertaining, unique and innovative museum. Te papa will captivate you with New Zealand Culture and history.

For more information Phone: 04 381 7087
Or visit: www.tepapa.govt.nz

Wellington Botanical Gardens

This is a stunning garden, and is a must see in the heart of Wellington City.  Covering over 25 hectares, the garden has a unique mixture of protected native forest, conifer plantings, plant collections and major seasonal floral bedding displays.  Highlights include the award winning Lady Norwood Rose Garden, Begonia House with tropical and temperate plant collections, sculpture walk, the Peace Flame Garden and the Heritage Rose Collection in nearby Bolton Street Memorial Park.

Visit: www.wbg.co.nz