New Zealand Attractions
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City Gallery Wellington
Permanent and touring exhibitions of contemporary art are displayed at the City Gallery Wellington. Works by New Zealand artists are highlighted, along ... Read more
Glenfalloch Woodland Gardens
The Glenfalloch Woodland Gardens, established in 1871, has been named a Garden of National Significance by the New Zealand Garden Trust, and for good reason. ... Read more
Haruru Falls
What the Haruru Falls lack in height, they more than make up for in beauty, especially when floodlit at night. The falls are wide but relatively low at 5 ... Read more
Maori Rock Carvings at Mine Bay
The unique art and handicrafts produced by New Zealand’s Maori population are among the country’s most vibrant and celebrated art works. There are few better ... Read more
Museum of Wellington
The Museum of Wellington City & Sea explores the maritime connection that ties Wellington so closely to the sea. Mixing historical displays with ... Read more
Orakei Korako Cave and Thermal Park (The Hidden Valley)
A geothermic wonderland of hissing geysers, bubbling hot springs and natural silica terraces, the Orakei Korako Cave and Thermal Park serves up some of New ... Read more
Paradise Valley Springs
Started in 1939 as a trout sanctuary, Paradise Valley Springs Wildlife Park is now a popular destination for animal lovers of all ages. Visitors can feed and ... Read more
Parnell Village
The most charismatic of Auckland's neighborhoods, charming Parnell Village is Auckland's oldest suburb and is renowned for its restaurants, cafes, ... Read more
Picton Cruise Port
Small but lively, Picton may be one of the sunniest ports in New Zealand. Located at the head of Queen Charlotte Sound, it links the country’s South Island ... Read more
Queenstown Arts and Crafts Market
One of the pleasures of any trip to New Zealand is a step into the extraordinary. Here, where the wilderness is still wild, the coastline rocky and rugged, ... Read more
Rotorua Museum
The Rotorua region is steeped in New Zealand's history, from the days of the Maori settlers to the advent of European explorers. At the Rotorua Museum, you'll ... Read more
Royal Albatross Centre
One of the incredible things about South Island is the unique wildlife opportunities available to visitors, and The Royal Albatross Centre is a perfect ... Read more
Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre
Sir Edmund Hillary was the father of New Zealand mountaineering, famous worldwide for conquering Mount Everest in 1953. Hillary cut his mountaineering ... Read more
Taupo Museum
Presenting a fascinating insight into the history and heritage of one of New Zealand’s most unique regions, the Lake Taupo Museum and Art Gallery adds another ... Read more
