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A day in WELLINGTON



Metro bus in Willington city

Introduction:

Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand. It is famous for its quirky cafes and natural sites. Wellington has rich Maori history. The city has temperate marine climate with relatively warm summers and wet winters. It is home to an estimated half a million people.

Places to Visit:

Wellington has some of the most beautiful sights in the world and as a tourist one must not miss these when visiting the city.

Cable Car and Kelburn Lookout: 

It is one of the most visited and popular sites in Wellington. A fun five-minute journey is scenic and provides tourist an opportunity to witness the city skyline from above the hill.

Te Papa Tongarewa Museum: 

The museum showcases the exhibits and culture of the Maori people who settled here in ancient times. 11 galleries of artwork by some of the most skilled ancient artists is displayed here for the tourists to enjoy and learn.

The Beehive: 

The New Zealand’s parliament with its distinctive shape is the city’s most iconic building.  Built in 1907, the building is open for tourists to catch a glimpse of what comprises inside.

Botanic Garden: 

Created in 1868, a lush 25-hectare oasis blooming of flower displays and native fauna provides a scenic site for tourists who love nature and want to explore natural sites.

Weta Cave Workshop: 

For the fans of classical movie Lord of the Rings, the workshop is where many of the props and special effects for the movie were made and as a tourist you do not want to miss out on this unique experience.

5 Must try Restaurants:

A city’s culture and the residents lifestyle is depicted through its food. In order to fully experience a country a tourist must visit its eateries and cafes to catch a glimpse of day to day lives of locals. Wellington has some of the quirkiest cafes and restaurants.

1: Boulcott Street Bistro: 

Opened in 1991 It is one of the oldest restaurants in Wellington. Dishes like fillet of beef with Bearnaise sauce is a customer favorite.

2: Field and Green: 

Located in city center of Wellington, the restaurant is famous for its smoked fish kedgeree and finger fish sandwiches. So, if you are interested in traditional Maori food then this is the place to go.

3: Capitol: 

The restaurant specializes in sea food, but it is famous for its Hangi; a must try traditional Maori dish. A must try while visiting Wellington.

4: Charley Noble: 

The restaurant serves the best seafood in wellington. From oysters to freshly caught harbor fish grilled with local spices is the customer favorite.

5: Spring Kitchen: 

A 1920s themed establishment which has Asian inspired flavors. Dishes like smoked eggplant, curried potato and masala jus are a must try.

Travelers Checklist:

Wardrobe Essentials: 

Wellington experiences wet winters and warm summers. It is important to have weather appropriate wear. As travelling by car is the best way to experience Wellington.

Travel Apps: 

Travel applications are widely available on the internet, and it is important that a tourist visiting a country for a short period of time downloads them to avoid being misguided.

Money and Electronics: 

When visiting a foreign country, it is essential to have the local currency with you to navigate through the city. The local currency is the New Zealand Dollar.

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