Wellington!
Words fail to explain its natural beauty. The amazing strong winds
which blow in Wellington is something that you need to make yourself
familiar or you won’t certainly want to miss the protective clothing. If
you are planning to visit Wellington following are some of the
beautiful attractions that you just cannot afford to miss once you are
here.
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The
best time to visit Wellington is spring as the winter is not that harsh
and the sun in not beaming down as it usually does in summer. It really
blows in spring. So if you are not familiar with winds, you need to be
prepared for it. The average temperature is around 12◦C - 16◦C. The may
be few spells of rain might make your travel trip memorable but nothing
that would obstruct your plans drastically. The most common and
convenient way to move around the city of Wellington is by walking. This
will help you to remain fit and agile. But in case you cannot walk
there are private Taxi available which as per standard are on the
costlier side.
Well!
Having spent almost 3 long months in Wellington, I feel like sharing
what I feel would be useful for planning your trip across. Wellington or
rather New Zealand is mostly famous for its natural beauty it offers.
Some of the Views particular on the Queens’ Wharf, or in common words
the Wellington harbor are simply mind blowing.
If
you are planning to come down to Wellington for a day or 2 then there
are chances of you missing out on something that you certainly won’t
want to and rather visit a place that you can removed from you list. So
is this another promotional blog about Wellington, NO! A big fat NO!
This blog is for helping people visit places that interest them the most
in a short period of time. In this series of write ups I plan to write
about the places that are most common tourist attractions along with my perspective regarding those; so that it’s easier for you to make your choice when you visit these places.
Following is the list of places that we plan to visit and cover in the series of write-ups.
1) Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa - Arts & Culture - 55 Cable Street
2) Museum of Wellington City and Sea - Nationhood & Heritage - The Bond Store, Queens Wharf
3) Parliament Buildings - Nationhood & Heritage - Corner Lambton Quay and Molesworth Streets
4) Wellington Botanic Garden - Parks | Walks & Wildlife - 101 Glenmore Street, Thorndon
5) Wellington Cable Car - Nationhood & Heritage, Cable Car Lane, 280 Lambton Qua
6) Wellington Zoo - Parks | Walks & Wildlife, 200 Daniell Street, Newtown
7) Zealandia: The Karori Sanctuary Experience - Wildlife - Waiapu Road, Karori
8) City Gallery Wellington - Arts & Culture | Nationhood & Heritage, Civic Square, Wakefield Street
9) Weta Cave - Activities & Adventure, Corner Weka Street and Camperdown Road, Miramar
Hope
this would help you in giving you a brief description for individual
places and help you in making your visit to Wellington a more memorable
experience.
