A helpful guidebook of Wellington

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A helpful guidebook of Wellington

Beer & Wine Novices, Connoisseurs & Tasters

Bring your appetite to Martinborough, where Pinot Noir & excellent restaurants promise to ease you into a very happy state of mind. Packed with colonial charm, Martinborough features over 20 wineries, most within cycling and walking distance of the quaint village square. Some of New Zealand’s best pinot noir comes from the town’s predominately family-owned vineyards, so it’s not surprising it is a key stop on the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail. Guided wine tours including Tranzit Tours’ daily Martinborough Gourmet Wine Tour are available as are self-guided cycling tours. Several bike hire companies can be found in the village and you can pick up a map from the local visitors centre.
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Martinborough Wine Walks
6 Kitchener St
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Bring your appetite to Martinborough, where Pinot Noir & excellent restaurants promise to ease you into a very happy state of mind. Packed with colonial charm, Martinborough features over 20 wineries, most within cycling and walking distance of the quaint village square. Some of New Zealand’s best pinot noir comes from the town’s predominately family-owned vineyards, so it’s not surprising it is a key stop on the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail. Guided wine tours including Tranzit Tours’ daily Martinborough Gourmet Wine Tour are available as are self-guided cycling tours. Several bike hire companies can be found in the village and you can pick up a map from the local visitors centre.

Food scene

Aro Cafe & Roastery offering great food and their own house-roasted coffee, serving seasonal, fresh, simple food sourced locally in brunch & lunch offerings, daily salads & takeaway pies & sandwiches using organic milk products & free range poultry. At: 90 Aro Street Contact: 043844970
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Aro Cafe
90 Aro St
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Aro Cafe & Roastery offering great food and their own house-roasted coffee, serving seasonal, fresh, simple food sourced locally in brunch & lunch offerings, daily salads & takeaway pies & sandwiches using organic milk products & free range poultry. At: 90 Aro Street Contact: 043844970
Rita - people who really, really care about food, then open their dream restaurant - citing Chez Panisse and Zuni as influences. Auckland food critic, Jesse Mulligan’s gave Rita a perfect score and rated it not only his favourite Wellington restaurant, but his favourite restaurant in New Zealand. Rita isn't a drop-in place, you need to book in for one of the two staggered seatings each night. Dessert is always kept a surprise until the very end. Whatever it is, it'll be Perfect. At: 89 Aro Street Contact: 043854555
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Rita
89 Aro St
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Rita - people who really, really care about food, then open their dream restaurant - citing Chez Panisse and Zuni as influences. Auckland food critic, Jesse Mulligan’s gave Rita a perfect score and rated it not only his favourite Wellington restaurant, but his favourite restaurant in New Zealand. Rita isn't a drop-in place, you need to book in for one of the two staggered seatings each night. Dessert is always kept a surprise until the very end. Whatever it is, it'll be Perfect. At: 89 Aro Street Contact: 043854555
Whether you're after organic sourdough bread, well crafted pies or Wellington's famous salted caramel cookie the team at Leeds Street Bakery have got you covered;. supplying Breads, Savouries & Sweets. Opening times are Tuesday to Saturday 8am-2.30pm & deliveries are only available Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays.
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Leeds Street Bakery
14 Leeds St
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Whether you're after organic sourdough bread, well crafted pies or Wellington's famous salted caramel cookie the team at Leeds Street Bakery have got you covered;. supplying Breads, Savouries & Sweets. Opening times are Tuesday to Saturday 8am-2.30pm & deliveries are only available Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays.
They make NZ’s highest quality, organic, ethically sourced & traded, award-winning, bean to bar chocolate & dream of creating a better tasting world, for suppliers & customers alike. Each crafted bars, is hand wrapped in custom artwork by talented local artists. All of the chocolate is Fairtrade, & made from organic ingredients where possible. The Coconut Milk Chocolate Bar won the Silver Award at NZ Chocolate Awards 2018. This vegan bar was originally called the Two Tree bar with the ingredients stemming from only two trees. The name was changed to be a little more self-explanatory. 50% Cacao. 75g Bar. Earthy and rich, with a lingering coconut creaminess that heightens the flavour of the Dominican Republic beans. Chocolate details: Dominican Republic Conacado Co-operative Trinitario cacao beans. Indonesian organic coconut blossom sugar. Eva Street Factory (5 Eva St, Te Aro) where you can book a tour and learn all about the art of crafting fine chocolate. You can learn trade secrets in the chocolate tours where you can learn about the bean to bar process in-depth, while going on a taste journey. Enjoy the very best hot chocolates in the city, made with just chocolate & your choice of milk (dairy, soy or coconut), or iced chocolates - made with our famous bean-to-bar chocolate, your choice of milk (dairy, soy or coconut) & some more chocolate for good measure! Savour a selection of house-made chocolate related treats on offer: vegan chocolate chip cookies, marshmallows, and s’mores. Tues-Sun 10-4pm
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Wellington Chocolate Factory
5 Eva St
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They make NZ’s highest quality, organic, ethically sourced & traded, award-winning, bean to bar chocolate & dream of creating a better tasting world, for suppliers & customers alike. Each crafted bars, is hand wrapped in custom artwork by talented local artists. All of the chocolate is Fairtrade, & made from organic ingredients where possible. The Coconut Milk Chocolate Bar won the Silver Award at NZ Chocolate Awards 2018. This vegan bar was originally called the Two Tree bar with the ingredients stemming from only two trees. The name was changed to be a little more self-explanatory. 50% Cacao. 75g Bar. Earthy and rich, with a lingering coconut creaminess that heightens the flavour of the Dominican Republic beans. Chocolate details: Dominican Republic Conacado Co-operative Trinitario cacao beans. Indonesian organic coconut blossom sugar. Eva Street Factory (5 Eva St, Te Aro) where you can book a tour and learn all about the art of crafting fine chocolate. You can learn trade secrets in the chocolate tours where you can learn about the bean to bar process in-depth, while going on a taste journey. Enjoy the very best hot chocolates in the city, made with just chocolate & your choice of milk (dairy, soy or coconut), or iced chocolates - made with our famous bean-to-bar chocolate, your choice of milk (dairy, soy or coconut) & some more chocolate for good measure! Savour a selection of house-made chocolate related treats on offer: vegan chocolate chip cookies, marshmallows, and s’mores. Tues-Sun 10-4pm
This restaurant's aim of offering exceptional, fun dining matched with a thoughtful & focused beverage selection to provide an outstanding experience for any lover of great eating. Their suppliers are the very best New Zealand & the Wellington Region has to offer. The suppliers provide the chefs with the freshest, most ethical ingredients. In November 2019, Shepherd was awarded two hats and named Best Casual Dining at the Cuisine Good Food Awards - among the top 20 restaurants in the country. Address: 1/5 Eva Street, Hannah's Laneway, Te Aro. (entrance diagonally opposite Golding's Free Dive, next to Pizza Pomodoro) Ph: 04 3857274 Email: info@shepherdrestaurant.co.nz
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Shepherd
5 Eva St
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This restaurant's aim of offering exceptional, fun dining matched with a thoughtful & focused beverage selection to provide an outstanding experience for any lover of great eating. Their suppliers are the very best New Zealand & the Wellington Region has to offer. The suppliers provide the chefs with the freshest, most ethical ingredients. In November 2019, Shepherd was awarded two hats and named Best Casual Dining at the Cuisine Good Food Awards - among the top 20 restaurants in the country. Address: 1/5 Eva Street, Hannah's Laneway, Te Aro. (entrance diagonally opposite Golding's Free Dive, next to Pizza Pomodoro) Ph: 04 3857274 Email: info@shepherdrestaurant.co.nz
Take Away Or Delivery Right To Your Door - Famous for our hand-rolled Neapolitan pizza. Baked fresh in our wood-fired oven and certified by Associazione Vera Pizza Napoletana. The dough must be soft & pliable with a moist centre and a “cornicione” (Crust) that is light and fluffy and should be folded when you eat it. ​ Our pizza is cooked in a Wood Fired Oven for 60 to 90 seconds at 400-450 degrees. Current trading days: Mon CLOSED Lunch: Wednesday to Sunday Dinner: Tuesday to Sunday. BUON APPETITO!
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Pizza Pomodoro
13 Leeds St
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Take Away Or Delivery Right To Your Door - Famous for our hand-rolled Neapolitan pizza. Baked fresh in our wood-fired oven and certified by Associazione Vera Pizza Napoletana. The dough must be soft & pliable with a moist centre and a “cornicione” (Crust) that is light and fluffy and should be folded when you eat it. ​ Our pizza is cooked in a Wood Fired Oven for 60 to 90 seconds at 400-450 degrees. Current trading days: Mon CLOSED Lunch: Wednesday to Sunday Dinner: Tuesday to Sunday. BUON APPETITO!
Pickle & Pie is a Wellington-take on a NYC deli. They serve up all the ‘classics’ like pastrami, lox salmon, bagels, matzo ball soup & sweet pies. They make their own Pickles in-house & proudly serve them along side handmade pies. Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch & supper. Grab a takeaway for dinner if you’re not in the dining mood! 2 Lombard Street, Wellington, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand
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Pickle & Pie
2 Lombard St
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Pickle & Pie is a Wellington-take on a NYC deli. They serve up all the ‘classics’ like pastrami, lox salmon, bagels, matzo ball soup & sweet pies. They make their own Pickles in-house & proudly serve them along side handmade pies. Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch & supper. Grab a takeaway for dinner if you’re not in the dining mood! 2 Lombard Street, Wellington, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand

Sightseeing

A 7.3km walk, taking about 2 hours & is suitable for those with average fitness.. This loop walk starts at the small grassed area on Aro Street just before Holloway Road. Look for the Polhill Reserve sign. Keep an eye out for the native birds, including tīeke, toutouwai, hihi and kākā. When you come to the Zealandia / Karori Sanctuary fence line, turn right and head down the dirt road to George Denton Park Play Area. Walk across the park to where a track will take you downhill through the bush and out to Holloway Road. Turn left and walk back to Aro Street where you started.
Polhill Reserve loop
Polhill Reserve loop
A 7.3km walk, taking about 2 hours & is suitable for those with average fitness.. This loop walk starts at the small grassed area on Aro Street just before Holloway Road. Look for the Polhill Reserve sign. Keep an eye out for the native birds, including tīeke, toutouwai, hihi and kākā. When you come to the Zealandia / Karori Sanctuary fence line, turn right and head down the dirt road to George Denton Park Play Area. Walk across the park to where a track will take you downhill through the bush and out to Holloway Road. Turn left and walk back to Aro Street where you started.
Entrance and exit points: Numerous, including Highbury Road, Holloway Road, Aro Street, Karepa Street, Ashton Fitchett Drive. Brief description: This area contains a number of tracks for mountain bikes and walkers. George Denton Park, at the end of Highbury Road, has a large grassed area and a playground. Squatters Track leads from the park down to Holloway Road. At the end of Holloway Road, a stream flows through a pleasant picnic area before entering a culvert. The loop track beside the stream takes you a short way up the valley. Across a footbridge and behind the rustic gardeners’ work shed are two tracks: one leads steeply uphill to the Transient track and Ashton Fitchett Drive; the other follows the side of the ridge to the Aro Street entrance, crossing some private land.
George Denton Park & Polhill Reserve
Highbury Road
Entrance and exit points: Numerous, including Highbury Road, Holloway Road, Aro Street, Karepa Street, Ashton Fitchett Drive. Brief description: This area contains a number of tracks for mountain bikes and walkers. George Denton Park, at the end of Highbury Road, has a large grassed area and a playground. Squatters Track leads from the park down to Holloway Road. At the end of Holloway Road, a stream flows through a pleasant picnic area before entering a culvert. The loop track beside the stream takes you a short way up the valley. Across a footbridge and behind the rustic gardeners’ work shed are two tracks: one leads steeply uphill to the Transient track and Ashton Fitchett Drive; the other follows the side of the ridge to the Aro Street entrance, crossing some private land.
Starting from Bolton St cemetery this picturesque walk is well-signposted with orange arrows along the route. The City to Sea Walkway starts in central Wellington near Parliament, from the Bolton St cemetery. You can also walk the track in the reverse direction from Island Bay, at Shorland Park. At the end of the walk, catch a No 1 bus back to the city from Island Bay. Parts of the track are also part of Te Araroa, the National Walkway. To complete the walk in one day you should have a good level of fitness. Along the way you'll pass: The Botanic Garden Historic cemeteries Observatories The iconic cable car Victoria university Aro Valley Outside of the city, the walkway takes you through some exposed ridges and hilly tracks. Wear appropriate clothing & footwear & take food & drink with you. Leave only your footprints behind. 6-7 hours 12km walk.
City to Sea Walkway
City to Sea Walkway
Starting from Bolton St cemetery this picturesque walk is well-signposted with orange arrows along the route. The City to Sea Walkway starts in central Wellington near Parliament, from the Bolton St cemetery. You can also walk the track in the reverse direction from Island Bay, at Shorland Park. At the end of the walk, catch a No 1 bus back to the city from Island Bay. Parts of the track are also part of Te Araroa, the National Walkway. To complete the walk in one day you should have a good level of fitness. Along the way you'll pass: The Botanic Garden Historic cemeteries Observatories The iconic cable car Victoria university Aro Valley Outside of the city, the walkway takes you through some exposed ridges and hilly tracks. Wear appropriate clothing & footwear & take food & drink with you. Leave only your footprints behind. 6-7 hours 12km walk.
With 360 degree views, the loop track that circles Matiu/Somes Island in Wellington Harbour is a tranquil walk through nature and history. Rich with wildlife and history Matiu/Somes Island is a great place to explore. Occupied by Maori for generations, the island also served as a quarantine facility and military defence point in the past. The Matiu Loop track is an easy walk offering great views across the harbour to Wellington City, and the chance to see many native birds and insects in the wild. Pause along the way to check out the island's many historic and ecological attractions, including the lighthouse, New Zealand's first harbour light built in 1866. Getting there: A ferry runs between Queens Wharf and Days Bay to Matiu seven days a week and from Seatoun and Petone on weekends. Facillities: Toilets are found near the main wharf and behind the visitor centre (open between 8.30am and 5pm). You'll need to bring your own food as there are no catering facilities.
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Matiu / Somes Island
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With 360 degree views, the loop track that circles Matiu/Somes Island in Wellington Harbour is a tranquil walk through nature and history. Rich with wildlife and history Matiu/Somes Island is a great place to explore. Occupied by Maori for generations, the island also served as a quarantine facility and military defence point in the past. The Matiu Loop track is an easy walk offering great views across the harbour to Wellington City, and the chance to see many native birds and insects in the wild. Pause along the way to check out the island's many historic and ecological attractions, including the lighthouse, New Zealand's first harbour light built in 1866. Getting there: A ferry runs between Queens Wharf and Days Bay to Matiu seven days a week and from Seatoun and Petone on weekends. Facillities: Toilets are found near the main wharf and behind the visitor centre (open between 8.30am and 5pm). You'll need to bring your own food as there are no catering facilities.
Put half a day aside for this easy coastal walk to Red Rocks and a fur seal colony on the south side of Wellington. Make sure to take a drink and lunch! Explore the rugged south coast of Wellington by walking from Owhiro Bay to the Red Rocks (Pari-whero); an area of national significance with fascinating geology and Maori history. Check out the red-coloured rocks that were formed 200 million years ago. Maori folklore tells two stories relating to the colour of the rocks. In one, Kupe - the famous Polynesian explorer - was gathering paua (shellfish) here when one clamped his hand. He bled and stained the rocks red. In the other story, the red is the blood of Kupe's daughters. Fearing for their father's safety on a long voyage, they gashed themselves in grief over his absence.
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Red Rocks - Seals
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Put half a day aside for this easy coastal walk to Red Rocks and a fur seal colony on the south side of Wellington. Make sure to take a drink and lunch! Explore the rugged south coast of Wellington by walking from Owhiro Bay to the Red Rocks (Pari-whero); an area of national significance with fascinating geology and Maori history. Check out the red-coloured rocks that were formed 200 million years ago. Maori folklore tells two stories relating to the colour of the rocks. In one, Kupe - the famous Polynesian explorer - was gathering paua (shellfish) here when one clamped his hand. He bled and stained the rocks red. In the other story, the red is the blood of Kupe's daughters. Fearing for their father's safety on a long voyage, they gashed themselves in grief over his absence.
Enjoy spectacular long-range views with a walk along a wild, west coast beach. This family-friendly loop walk offers spectacular views, farmland, a beach & gun emplacements. The track begins & ends at Makara Beach & climbs to vantage points with sweeping views. Clifftop gun emplacements mark the position of Fort Opau, which was garrisoned by a hundred soldiers during World War II. Return along the wild sea coast & explore a pa (Maori fortress) at the western end of Fisherman's Bay. The track starts at the beach at the end of Makara Road, 16km from Wellington. Part of track is closed for lambing season between August 1 and October 1. The track is undercut and exposed for the first 350m. Alternative access is via the beach. Carry food and drink as there is no drinkable water on the track. Makara beach is sheltered from southerly winds, but is very exposed to northerlies. The hilltops are especially prone to gale force winds.
Makara Walkway
1099 Makara Rd
Enjoy spectacular long-range views with a walk along a wild, west coast beach. This family-friendly loop walk offers spectacular views, farmland, a beach & gun emplacements. The track begins & ends at Makara Beach & climbs to vantage points with sweeping views. Clifftop gun emplacements mark the position of Fort Opau, which was garrisoned by a hundred soldiers during World War II. Return along the wild sea coast & explore a pa (Maori fortress) at the western end of Fisherman's Bay. The track starts at the beach at the end of Makara Road, 16km from Wellington. Part of track is closed for lambing season between August 1 and October 1. The track is undercut and exposed for the first 350m. Alternative access is via the beach. Carry food and drink as there is no drinkable water on the track. Makara beach is sheltered from southerly winds, but is very exposed to northerlies. The hilltops are especially prone to gale force winds.

Tourist Sites

The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa is New Zealand's national museum, located in Wellington. Known as Te Papa (Māori for "The Treasure Chest"), or 'Our Place', it opened in 1998 after the merging of the National Museum and the National Art Gallery. The 17th-most-visited art gallery in the world, an average of more than 1.5 million people visit every year. Te Papa Tongarewa translates literally to 'Container of Treasures'. The building contains six floors of exhibitions, cafés and gift shops dedicated to New Zealand's culture, history and environment. The museum also incorporates outdoor areas with artificial caves, native bushes and wetlands. A second building on Tory Street is a scientific research facility and storage area, and is not open to the public.Earthquake strengthening of the Cable Street building was achieved through the New Zealand-developed technology of base isolation, essentially seating the entire building on supports made from lead, steel and rubber that dampen the effect of an earthquake. Te Papa has a mixture of long term exhibitions of cultural objects, hands-on and interactive exhibitions, cultural spaces and touring exhibitions.All permanent exhibitions are free. Many of the touring exhibition are ticketed, but there are occasional free days.
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Múseum Nýja-Sjálands Te Papa Tongarewa
55 Cable St
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The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa is New Zealand's national museum, located in Wellington. Known as Te Papa (Māori for "The Treasure Chest"), or 'Our Place', it opened in 1998 after the merging of the National Museum and the National Art Gallery. The 17th-most-visited art gallery in the world, an average of more than 1.5 million people visit every year. Te Papa Tongarewa translates literally to 'Container of Treasures'. The building contains six floors of exhibitions, cafés and gift shops dedicated to New Zealand's culture, history and environment. The museum also incorporates outdoor areas with artificial caves, native bushes and wetlands. A second building on Tory Street is a scientific research facility and storage area, and is not open to the public.Earthquake strengthening of the Cable Street building was achieved through the New Zealand-developed technology of base isolation, essentially seating the entire building on supports made from lead, steel and rubber that dampen the effect of an earthquake. Te Papa has a mixture of long term exhibitions of cultural objects, hands-on and interactive exhibitions, cultural spaces and touring exhibitions.All permanent exhibitions are free. Many of the touring exhibition are ticketed, but there are occasional free days.
Get up close and personal with a three-eyed prehistoric reptile and New Zealand’s native birds (the kiwi) at this nature reserve. Explore the outdoors at your own pace or be led by a guide! During the day, walk amongst rare birds like hihi, kākāriki & takahē. Spot prehistoric reptiles like the tuatara bathing in the sun. See how the sanctuary transforms after dark on a guided tour & search for thousands of glow worms & over 150 kiwi roaming free. Experience the source of the increasing native bird biodiversity in Wellington, while supporting ground-breaking conservation research. ZEALANDIA Te Māra a Tāne is the world’s first fully-fenced urban ecosanctuary, with a 500-year vision to connect people with nature & help native wildlife flourish in Wellington & beyond. The 225-hectare ecosanctuary is a ground-breaking conservation project that protects over 40 rare native wildlife species. As a not for profit, you are directly contributing to vital conservation work. Located at the end of Waiapu Road, Karori, Wellington Ph: +64 4 920 9213 info@visitzealandia.com
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ZEALANDIA Ecosanctuary
53 Waiapu Road
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Get up close and personal with a three-eyed prehistoric reptile and New Zealand’s native birds (the kiwi) at this nature reserve. Explore the outdoors at your own pace or be led by a guide! During the day, walk amongst rare birds like hihi, kākāriki & takahē. Spot prehistoric reptiles like the tuatara bathing in the sun. See how the sanctuary transforms after dark on a guided tour & search for thousands of glow worms & over 150 kiwi roaming free. Experience the source of the increasing native bird biodiversity in Wellington, while supporting ground-breaking conservation research. ZEALANDIA Te Māra a Tāne is the world’s first fully-fenced urban ecosanctuary, with a 500-year vision to connect people with nature & help native wildlife flourish in Wellington & beyond. The 225-hectare ecosanctuary is a ground-breaking conservation project that protects over 40 rare native wildlife species. As a not for profit, you are directly contributing to vital conservation work. Located at the end of Waiapu Road, Karori, Wellington Ph: +64 4 920 9213 info@visitzealandia.com
There is simply no better way to experience the hidden charm that Wellington has to offer than to take this 5-minute ride from the heart of city center on the Cable Car, up through the hillside terraced houses of Kelburn to the lookout perched high above the city & Enjoy easy access to the Botanic Garden, Cable Car Museum, Space Place (at Carter Observatory) and Zealandia (via free shuttle). The Cable Car Museum is 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 home to two of the original grip cars that operated on the line. Step back in time see how Wellington’s most iconic transport system has developed.
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Cable Car Museum
1A Upland Rd
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There is simply no better way to experience the hidden charm that Wellington has to offer than to take this 5-minute ride from the heart of city center on the Cable Car, up through the hillside terraced houses of Kelburn to the lookout perched high above the city & Enjoy easy access to the Botanic Garden, Cable Car Museum, Space Place (at Carter Observatory) and Zealandia (via free shuttle). The Cable Car Museum is 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 home to two of the original grip cars that operated on the line. Step back in time see how Wellington’s most iconic transport system has developed.
Space Place’s stunning digital, full-dome planetarium screen has a range of shows for all ages, selected from the best available nationally and internationally. From adorable Ngā Tautangata and spectacular images of the planets to the wonders & exploration through te tuarangi, each show includes a live presentation of the night sky over Aotearoa. 40 Salamanca Rd, Kelburn, Wellington 6012. T: +64 4 910 3140 E: spaceplace@experiencewellington.org.nz
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Rúmstöðin á Carter Observatory
40 Salamanca Rd
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Space Place’s stunning digital, full-dome planetarium screen has a range of shows for all ages, selected from the best available nationally and internationally. From adorable Ngā Tautangata and spectacular images of the planets to the wonders & exploration through te tuarangi, each show includes a live presentation of the night sky over Aotearoa. 40 Salamanca Rd, Kelburn, Wellington 6012. T: +64 4 910 3140 E: spaceplace@experiencewellington.org.nz