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Wellington Museum is housed in the Bond Store, an 1892 heritage building designed by leading architect Frederick de Jersey Clere. Set over four floors, the Museum shares the fascinating stories of the Wellington region. Come see the Von Kohorn Room, Wahine Theatre, The Attic, and much more! Located…
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Explore Wellington, Wairarapa or Kapiti Coast enjoying all the beauty and places of interest. You will be in the hands of our owner/guide Richard, who has lived in Wellington all his life, and enjoys nothing more than meeting and interacting with new people while sharing all the history and…
tours » wine tours
Visit central Wellington's oldest identified building, which was built in 1858. Displays show the ways in which the first colonials blended their lives from their Victorian homeland with the dictates of a new country. Enjoy the garden, the remaining portion of an 1840 New Zealand Company Town Acre,…
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…why Wellington is known as the Coffee and Craft Beer capital of New Zealand. As well as our early evening walking Cocktail Tour, we offer half-day and full-day guided tours offering a taste of the unique chocolate flavour combinations, cheeses and food sensations, along with the history and sights…
tours » small group tours
Full-day tour to Wellington's famous wine region, the Wairarapa (Maori for 'The glistening waters') and the beautiful historic township of Martinborough. Air-conditioned luxury vehicles. Learn about the amazing history of this fascinating part of the country while popping in for tastings as we…
tours » wine tours
The National Tattoo Museum of New Zealand is a small, privately owned non-profit dedicated to the history of tattoo’ing in New Zealand, especially Maori traditional tattoo art known as “Ta Moko”. Our collection features a mix of historical tattoo artifacts, tools, illustraitions and information on…
attractions and activities » free visitor attractions
…floors of engaging, interactive displays. Encounter Maori and Pacific cultural treasures, New Zealand's extraordinary natural life, its most important works of art, and its unique history. Open every day 10am to 6pm (except Christmas Day). Free admission and tours available in multiple languages.
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…Information »New Zealand Regions »Wellington History Wellington History Wellington | Regional Information | Activity Highlights | Scenic Highlights | History Wellington's first known discoverer was a Polynesian explorer named Kupe in 950 AD. Wellington City later became the capital city…
…Wanganui History Overview The European settlement of the Wanganui region is a focal point in New Zealand's history. The resident Maori population held great resentment over the European purchase and settlement of the land from the local tribes. After the European settlement in the Wellington region…
…Information »New Zealand Regions »Marlborough Regional Information »Blenheim History Blenheim History Blenheim | Regional Information | Activity Highlights | Scenic Highlights | History Blenheim is New Zealand's largest grape-growing and wine-making region, and has offered safe…
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