Perched on the water’s edge and surrounded by nature, New Zealand’s compact, connected and creative capital is home to a powerful mix of creative energy, a vibrant arts scene, innovative businesses and key decision-makers.
Te Whanganui a Tara Wellington’s jam-packed calendar of events and experiences will make your time in Wellington unforgettable. Visit the national museum Te Papa, browse Cuba Street’s vintage shopping, enjoy performances at St James Theatre, take in artworks at the City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi, and join a movie-making tour at Wētā Workshop. At night, enjoy a variety of bars and music on Courtenay Place and the Cuba Street precinct. Enrich yourself within the cultural precinct of Wellington. For the foodies, soak up the atmosphere and treat your tastebuds. Wellington boasts the highest number of eateries and coffee shops in the country — all within a short stroll of your venue and hotel. Wellington’s dining scene is second to none, thanks to incredible local produce from the ocean and land, world-class wine and craft beer and outstanding hospitality. Packed with cafés and restaurants celebrating all cultures and cuisines, you’re never far from delicious in Wellington. Wellington is surrounded by beautiful scenery and green spaces. Meander along Wellington’s waterfront, perfect for a stroll with views across the harbour or to see the city lights at night or take a stroll through beautiful native bush to Mt Victoria Lookout. An ambitious city, Wellington has long been a leader in climate change and is already the lowest carbon city per capita in Australasia. Wellington was named the most livable city for two years in a row and is ranked first globally for environmental security. Te Whanganui a Tara Wellington is one of the very few cities in the world experiencing an increase in biodiversity, credited to the creation of urban sanctuary Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne. As the world’s first fully-fenced urban ecosanctuary, Zealandia is pursuing a 500-year vision to regenerate the 225-hectare valley that the fence protects. Its work has motivated local communities across the city to all contribute toward a greener capital where nature can thrive. |
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