Wellington isite Visitor Information Centre

Welcome to the Wellington i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, located at 111 Wakefield Street in Wellington, New Zealand. Situated in the heart of New Zealand, the Wellington region offers a diverse range of experiences for travelers. With its picturesque setting between lush hills and a stunning harbor, the city is bursting with hidden gems waiting to be explored.

Springtime in Wellington is a sight to behold, as nature comes alive with vibrant blooms, exciting activities, and unforgettable events. From December 14th, 2023 to April 28th, 2024, the Tākina Wellington Convention & Exhibition Centre will be hosting a variety of exciting events that you won't want to miss.

When it comes to accommodation, Wellington has something for everyone. Whether you prefer a seaside retreat or a cozy boutique hotel, the city offers a plethora of options to suit all preferences.

While exploring the capital, be sure not to miss some of the city's unique experiences. Bookworms will be delighted by the abundance of independent bookstores, offering everything from second-hand treasures to the latest releases. Best of all, many of Wellington's attractions and activities can be enjoyed without spending a cent, allowing you to make the most of your visit.

Food lovers will be in heaven in Wellington, with a wide array of seriously good restaurants serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a casual, light-filled bistro setting. The city's culinary scene extends beyond the inner city, with many fantastic options available in the surrounding neighborhoods.

For those seeking a taste of Italy, Ombra offers modern Italian small plates inspired by the backstreet restaurants of Venice. If you're in search of Wellington's best-kept secret bars, you'll find them tucked away up winding stairs, down laneways, and even in the back of hotels. And of course, no visit to Wellington is complete without indulging in the city's thriving coffee culture, with standout roasters and award-winning baristas ready to kickstart your morning.

Wellington is not only a city of culinary delights but also a hub of culture and history. From maritime history to the evolution of the city since becoming the capital in 1865, there are countless stories waiting to be discovered. For animal lovers, Wellington Zoo is the first carboNZero-certified zoo in the world, showcasing its commitment to conservation.

Film enthusiasts will be thrilled to visit Wellywood, the home of movie-making magic, where they can go behind the scenes of world-renowned films and television shows. For breathtaking views of the capital, a ride on the iconic Wellington Cable Car is a must. And if you're yearning for a taste of New Zealand's natural beauty, a visit to Zealandia will transport you back to a time before human intervention.

Immerse yourself in the life of acclaimed writer Katherine Mansfield at her former residence, offering a glimpse into 19th-century colonial Wellington. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the contemporary art institution with a focus on craft and applied arts, while car enthusiasts can explore the largest private car collection in Australasia at a world-class museum on the Kāpiti Coast.

If you're an outdoor enthusiast, Wellington's big backyard offers a wealth of adventures and unmissable experiences. Whether you prefer walking, biking, hiking, or horse riding, the region boasts trails suitable for all levels of fitness and interests. And don't forget, just a short drive from Wellington, you'll find sandy beaches, breathtaking landscapes, and friendly locals eager to welcome you.

So, whether you're a nature lover, a foodie, a history buff, or an adventure seeker, Wellington has something for everyone. Visit the Wellington i-SITE Visitor Information Centre to plan your unforgettable journey through this vibrant and captivating region.