He Tohu at National Library of New Zealand
Home to a declaration, a treaty, and a petition — New Zealand’s founding documents are at the National Library of New Zealand.
It’s easy to be entertained in Wellington. Discover mind-bending art galleries, take a trip back in time at a museum, or go wild at the zoo.
Home to a declaration, a treaty, and a petition — New Zealand’s founding documents are at the National Library of New Zealand.
You’ll find manicured rose gardens, winding pathways and spectacular views over more than 25 hectares.
There are plenty of things to do while you’re in Wellington that won’t cost a cent. Have fun for free while making the most of what the capital has to offer.
New Zealand’s national museum reflects the country’s identity, history, and culture.
There’s so much to see and do in the capital. To get you started, here are the top 10 things to do when you visit.
Discover Wellington’s indigenous history through unique tours with local storytelling.
The heritage and history of a place helps ground us as we look to the future. Te Whanganui a Tara has a wealth of institutions dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of the city, region, and country.
The capital is a film lover’s dream destination. It has a thriving movie industry, is a UNESCO City of Film, and is home to many independent cinemas. Sit back in a plush chair and view a movie in style.
Whether you’re a family that likes to get outdoors or prefers art and culture, there are plenty of things to do in Wellington. Here are eight things that kids and adults alike will love.