Venues in Wellington Region
- New Zealand
- Wellington Region
- Kapiti Coast (145)
- Lower Hutt (188)
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- Upper Hutt (71)
- Wairarapa (177)
- Wellington (878)
- Venue Types
- Community (914)
- Food & Drink (375)
- Sport & Health (170)
- Adventure (11)
- Family (49)
- Art, Culture, Heritage (282)
- Travel (84)
- Natural Wonder (38)
- Infotractions (11)
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Old St Paul's
Old St Paul's is one of New Zealand's most important historic places, and is a magnificent example of timber Gothic Revival… Read More
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Southward Car Museum
The most comprehensive privately owned collection of veteran and vintage cars in the southern hemisphere - Marlene Dietrich's Cadillac, a 1915… Read More
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PATAKA Art + Museum
PATAKA is dedicated to celebrating our heritage & showcasing Maori, Pacific Island, New Zealand and international art & culture. PATAKA has… Read More
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The Beehive & Parliament Buildings
Along with the harbour, Te Papa and the hills, Parliament Buildings are one of Wellington's best-known landmarks. Standing at the north-west… Read More
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Castlepoint
Castlepoint is a small beachside settlement on the Wairarapa coast north-east of Masterton. Castlepoint is famous for its lighthouse, annual horse… Read More
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The Dowse Art Museum
The Dowse Art Museum is a progressive institution dedicated to showcasing innovations in creativity that drive human progress & understanding… Read More
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Zealandia: The Karori Sanctuary Experience
Just minutes from downtown Wellington, nestled amongst the hilly suburbs, lies a place unlike any other – Zealandia: The Karori Sanctuary… Read More
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New Zealand Police Museum
Discover evidence of our history in action. For every major event, be it celebration or tragedy, New Zealand Police have played a role. Their… Read More
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Carter Observatory
Carter Observatory served as New Zealand's national observatory from 1941 until May 2010 when it re-opened as a visitor attraction. Visitors… Read More
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Putangirua Pinnacles Scenic Reserve
The Putangirua Pinnacles, also known colloquially simply as The Pinnacles, are a striking geological formation consisting of a large number of earth… Read More
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Museum of Wellington City & Sea
Decades of civic pride were rewarded in 1999 when Wellington’s civic museum opened to the public. The Museum is dedicated to the preservation… Read More
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Petone Settlers Museum
The first European settlers to arrive by ship into Wellington landed at Petone beach on 22 January 1840. The Petone Settlers Museum was… Read More
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Pencarrow Lighthouse
New Zealand's first permanent lighthouse, Pencarrow is a cast iron building first lit on 1 January 1859. Its first keeper was Mary Jane Bennett,… Read More
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Stonehenge Aotearoa
Stonehenge Aotearoa is a modern adaptation of the Stonehenge ruins on the Salisbury Plain of England. The henge contains 24 pillars and is 30m in… Read More
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Government Buildings Historic Reserve
Open Saturdays until Easter with free guided tours at 11am and 2pm, no bookings necessary. With imposing facades, sweeping staircases, cast iron… Read More
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Massey Memorial
The Massey Memorial at Point Halswell, Wellington, commemorates William Ferguson Massey, Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1912-1925. Originally… Read More
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National War Memorial
The National War Memorial commemorates New Zealanders who gave their lives in the South African War, two World Wars, the conflicts in Korea, Malaysia… Read More
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Adam Art Gallery
The Adam Art Gallery Te Pātaka Toi is the purpose-built gallery of Victoria University of Wellington. The Gallery is a forum for critical thinking… Read More
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Rangiātea Church, Ōtaki - Roadside Stories
A Manatū Taonga audio guide to Ōtaki's Rangiātea church. Check out the Ministry for Culture and Heritage's audio guide in the image… Read More
