If you only have one day in Wellington, what should you do?

over 9 years ago about Wellington, New Zealand

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Adnin via

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7 Answers

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It’s been a little while since I visited Wellington but the 2 things that stood out for me were the Te Papa Museum and a visit to the Parliament Building. The tour of the Parliament building brings you down to the see the ‘springs’ they inserted into the foundations in case of an earthquake. Te Papa a really good museum and best of all it’s free. over 9 years ago

Answered by Ainel via WorldNomads.com
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The Karori bird sanctuary is well worth a visit. It's a predator-free bush area well stocked with native birds, close to the centre of town. over 9 years ago

Answered by Roy Britten via Travellr.com
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Would second ainel's response. The Te Papa Museum is fantastic. over 9 years ago

Answered by Sam Richards via Travellr.com
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Thanks for the response guys...ended up staying a couple of nights here at Nomads Wellington...and went to all the places you mentioned, plus, did a Lord of the Rings tour which was great as I got to play a hobbit! :) over 9 years ago

Answered by Adnin via Travellr.com
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I would take the cable car (one way ticket). Beautiful view from the top. Then make my way walking to city via the Botanic Gardens. This can be done in the morning so you are ready to visit the Te Papa museum when they open at 10am. In the afternoon Mt Victoria is your best option.
Have fun! almost 9 years ago

Answered by NZBR Tours via Travellr.com
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I would visit hobbit places: http://www.globelink.co.uk/articles/travel-information/find-your-inner-hobbit-in-new-zealand.html over 6 years ago

Answered by Newzy via Travellr.com
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Te Papa over 6 years ago

Answered by pukuchick via Ask a Nomad iPad app