City of Wellington (New Zealand)

Published October 2nd, 2008 Leave a comment »

WellingtonWellington, New Zealand’s capital, is sometimes described as a village with skyscrapers, with an unforgettable city experience. Wellington is the country’s second largest urban area (after Auckland), the southern-most capital city in the world and the most populous national capital in Oceania.

This cosmopolitan university city, cultural and political capital, hums with energy and offers a colourful nightlife, historic charm and an eventful calendar.

Bush-clad hills, in a a harbour of stunning natural beauty, define Wellington’s boundaries. The city is located between this beautiful harbour and towering green hills. It will surprise you with its cultural richness and vibrant atmosphere.

Whether you enjoy a leisurely-paced stroll along the beautiful coastline or an energy-sapping day of shopping, Wellington will accommodate your needs.The city is home to the magnificent national museum Te Papa, a huge building with literally too much to see in one day.

Other cultural attractions in Wellington include a large selection of performing arts. Another significant place to visit is the Archives New Zealand building. Here is located New Zealand’s founding document, the Treaty of Waitangi.

Wellington also offers many accommodation options including hotels, motels, apartments plus bed and breakfast close to the city.

All City Rankings in Worldwide Surveys

 Ranked 8thBest Cities to Live in (2004)
 Ranked 10thSafest Cities (2008)
 Ranked 12thCities with Best Quality of Life (2008)
 Ranked 12thCities with Best Quality of Life (2007)
 Ranked 18thHealthiest Cities (2007)

 


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