What To Do In Wellington

What To Do In Wellington is a renowned establishment and travel agency located at 55 Thompson Street in Wellington, New Zealand. Our team consists of passionate and well-traveled locals who are dedicated to providing an insider's guide to Wellington that is both fun and realistic. Whether you are interested in museums, theater, art, nightlife, coffee, good food, or world-class wine, Wellington has something for everyone.

We understand that time is valuable, which is why our suggestions for activities and attractions vary depending on the duration of your stay. With so much to see and do in New Zealand's vibrant capital city, we highly recommend staying for at least two nights to fully experience all that Wellington has to offer.

Our unique and highly personalized day tour of Wellington is operated by Jerry Bridge, a world traveler and business entrepreneur. Jerry will take you to all the best places based on your interests and the weather conditions. This flexible tour lasts for seven hours and should be pre-booked in advance. Jerry will also take you to local "off the beaten track" streets and cafes that are hidden gems in Wellington. Feel free to contact us via email or phone to check availability.

Wellington is known for its numerous attractions, many of which are free to visit. The city center is compact and easily walkable, with Lambton Quay, the waterfront, Courtenay Place, and Cuba Street being the main areas to explore. Each of these areas offers a variety of fun activities, great dining options, and vibrant nightlife. Wellington's attractions are also child-friendly, making it a perfect destination for the whole family.

Te Papa Museum is a must-visit attraction, featuring traditional New Zealand arts and crafts, as well as four child-friendly discovery centers. Highlights include the incredible First World War Gallipoli Exhibition and the world's largest squid. Just along the waterfront, Wellington Museum is a hidden gem that has been voted one of the best 50 museums in the world by the UK's Telegraph newspaper.

For breathtaking views of Wellington, take a ride on the Wellington Cable Car. At the top, you'll find a transport museum with historic icons and plenty of photo opportunities. If you have time, we recommend enjoying a gentle walk down through the botanic gardens on your way back to the city center. The Carter Observatory is another must-visit attraction, offering a superb stargazing experience similar to the UK's planetarium at Greenwich. It's a fun and educational experience for the whole family.

Mount Victoria Lookout is the perfect spot to capture a panoramic view of Wellington's harbor and city. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the stunning scenery. Zealandia is a top attraction for nature and wildlife lovers, as it is a groundbreaking eco-restoration project.

Film enthusiasts should not miss the Weta Cave and Workshop, where you can discover the hidden secrets of the movie world. From Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit to King Kong, Avatar, and the Adventures of Tintin, this is a must-visit for any film addict.

We pride ourselves on providing recommendations for the best restaurants and cafes in Wellington that offer both value and character. Our food and wine guide to Wellington features personally selected venues, ranging from fine dining establishments to the best fast food outlets.

If you're interested in politics, a visit to the classic NZ Parliament Beehive tour is a must. Learn about the distinctive circular building and gain insight into New Zealand's political history.

Don't just take our word for it - one of our satisfied customers said, "Thanks to your website, I decided to stay an extra night - the restaurant recommendations were excellent!"

Plan your visit to Wellington and experience the quintessentially wacky and quirky atmosphere that makes it a must-visit destination in New Zealand. We look forward to helping you make the most of your time in Wellington.