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Wellington Zoo is renowned for its work with endangered species, such as the Sumatran tiger, chimpanzee, white-cheeked gibbon, and Malayan sun bear. It's also the only place in the capital to see the famous brown kiwi (t... more
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AmyGargis said
… to go to the Wellington Zoo for the day. The zoo was so wonderful! We got to see kangaroos, kiwi… continue reading »
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Nestled amongst the trees on Wellington's rugged southern coastline, The Pines is one of the most innovative and pleasurable cabarets in New Zealand. Always a showcase for local talent, whether it is opera, pop, or indigenous M... more
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This great Irish bar, located in the heart of Wellingon's entertainment district, is loved by every one for its rocking music and its cheap, hearty lunches. Live bands play most nights, and good Irish fare to suit all budgets i... more
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Louisefitz said
… had a great time. We had to, of course, start out our night at the Molly Malone, it being Mary… continue reading »
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You can not spend it in heaven, spend it here in this reasonablp priced cafe. Black leather seats, red walls, pictures of Castro in moody black and white, and stark wooden floors are key features. Loud ultra modern music and a... more
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SiameseKiwi said
… multiple second hand clothing stores, rare records, and the famous “Fidel’s” café. Are you familiar… continue reading »
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This splendid open space, used regularly for recreation and entertainment, is a tribute to the city's town planners, architects and artists. Combining terracotta tiles, trees and water features and bounded by interesting places... more
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Flo said
… we stopped at a nice little cafe in Civic square for coffee, then went to 'Meat on Tory… continue reading »
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Watch the fishing boats come and go, from one of Wellington's most well-known and easily accessed bays. With a small island jutting out in the middle, divers, swimmers and small boats, this lovely bay is ideal for all ages. It... more
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Established in 1868 and covering 25 hectares of hill terrain between Kelburn and the city, Wellington's botanic gardens are magnificent in all seasons. The Lady Norwood rose gardens (1950) have established a national reputation... more
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BGilly said
… to a McDonalds before taking the cable car up to the botanical gardens. These were ok but it would have… continue reading »
Wellington Travel Experiences
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Day 19
We woke around 09:30 & after applying LOTS of after sun we headed towards Palmerston North & Wellington. aiming to ma... Continue reading »
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Exploring Wellington
We caught a shuttle bus to the airport for our 2:30pm flight to Wellington. While we waited at the airport we wrote our parents and grand... Continue reading »
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Windy Welly
Windy WellyThe last stop on the north island was Wellington after a 5 hour drive. This is known as a windy city and defo stands up to th... Continue reading »
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New Zealand, Wellington: Government Beehive for C...
The last city we visited in the North Island of New Zealand before hopping on the Interislander Ferry to make our way to the South Island... Continue reading »
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"Tramps and Hookers"
On Monday afternoon we journeyed down from Kaikoura to Christchurch and spent the afternoon there, wandering around the city and the beau... Continue reading »
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