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Wellington (
English
: Wellington,
Maori
: Te Whanganui-a-Tara or Poneke) alias Windy City, yes
NZ
The capital of New Zealand
North Island
The South west end, with a population of about 450,000, is the main population centre in the south of the North Island and the administrative centre of the Wellington region. It is...
NZ
The second largest city, with
Sydney
and
Melbourne
Become together
Oceania
The cultural center of... Many artists live or operate here, and many more
Art coffee
Pavilion and vivid
nightlife
.
The mountains near Wellington are endless, full of green, blue sea and sky, and the scenery is beautiful. The climate is mild and springlike all year round. Wellington has a mild and humid climate, yes
South Pacific
The area is famous for its tourist attractions.
Wellington runs between the two islands
Transportation hub
. Wellington is also the best in the world
Deep-water port
One of them. in
Marine climate
Under the influence, the weather is warm and sunny. Wellington is located on a fault zone, except for a flat area near the sea, the entire city is built around the mountains. In 1855 a major earthquake hit the port
Serious damage
Today's Wellington was rebuilt after 1948. Because Wellington is close to the bay, coupled with the high terrain, it is often attacked by the sea breeze, and it is windy most days of the year
Mean wind speed
Largest city
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Hence the name "Windy City" (Windy Wellington).
- Chinese name
- Wellington
- Foreign name
- Wellington
- alias
- Wellington (Taiwanese name) , Wind castle
- Administrative category
- capital
- Subordinate region
- NZ
- Geographical position
- South of the North Island of New Zealand
- Area product
- 266.25 km²
- Telephone area code
- 04
- Postal code
- 6000 and 5000 and 5300 sequences
- Climatic condition
- Temperate maritime climate
- Population number
- About 450,000
- Famous scenic spot
- New Zealand Parliament House , Te Papa National Museum, New Zealand , Shore pier , Kapiti Island , Wellington City and Sea Museum , Wellington Cable Car Museum
- aerodrome
- Wellington International Airport
- Railway station
- Wellington Railway Station
- prescription
- English, Maori
- Name check
- Victoria University of Wellington, Massey University, University of Otago
- Time zone
- UTC+12
- Daylight saving time
- UTC+13
- spelling
- huì líng dùn
- alderman
- Andy Foster [7]
Wellington is located in
North Island
The south end, with
South Island
every
Cook Strait
Look at each other. On a clear day, one can see South Island across the channel
Kaikoura Ridge
The snowy peaks. To the north of the city is the golden coast of the city of Capeti. To the east of the city lies the Rimtaka Mountains, which will be rich with the city
wine
the
Wairarapa
Separated by plains.
Wellington is the southernmost capital city in the world, with a latitude of 41 degrees. Due to the limited availability of land between the port and the surrounding mountains, it is more than
NZ
other-urban
Population density
Be high. Since it is located at 40 degrees latitude
Roaring westerlies
, and
Cook Strait
For its influence on the wind, he has the local title of "Windy Wellington".
Wellington's downtown business district is its most important part, with about 62,000 people working there (compare:
Auckland
Has three times as many inhabitants as Wellington, while its
Central business district
The number of staff is only 4,000 more than Wellington). Wellington's art and
nightlife
Concentrated mainly to the south of the central business district, Te Aro District is the largest in New Zealand
Recreation center
.
Wellington is known for its beautiful natural harbour and green hillsides. The hillsides are dotted with colonial remnants
tiling
A foreign house. The city's central business district is located near the port. Wellington's Nicholson Harbour walks along an active
Geological fault
. The land rises sharply to the west, so that many of Wellington's urban areas are higher than the city centre.
At the southern end of Wellington is the Miramar Peninsula, which is separated from the rest of the North Island by a narrow strip
isthmus
Connected.
Wellington International Airport
It's here, too. Just east of this isthmus lies the narrow passage into the port of Nickerson, and in this passage lies a very dangerous
Submerged rock
Many ships sank here.
Wellington, June 2003
Urban population
About 363,400, this figure also includes him
Satellite town
Of the population. The Wellington region is much larger than this urban area.
There are three islands in Wellington Harbour, but only one is inhabitable because the other two are too small. This island was once used to isolate people and animals
World War I
and
World War II
In which it is used as
Concentration camp
. In 2018 it became one
Environmental protection area
To protect threatened species.
Wellington
In the 10th century,
The Polynesians
Come and settle here. In 1840, the United Kingdom and the local
Maori
After the Patriarch signed the treaty, a large number of English immigrants arrived. Initially, the British called the area "Britannia", meaning "the place of England", and gradually expanded the town to its 2018 size. In 1815 to defeat
Napoleon
British general
Arthur Wellesley
The first generation
The Duke of Wellington
Is named after the town.
The Maori call the place where Wellington 2018 is located Te Upoko o te Ika a Maui, which means Maui's fish head.
The first group of Europeans arrived on September 20, 1839, and the second group arrived on January 22, 1840. Legend has it that the settlers originally intended to establish their settlements in flat areas by the sea, but later these areas proved to be too wet and easily disturbed
tide
Flooded, so they later moved the settlement to the mountains despite the uneven ground. Some of Wellington's mountains are very steep.
In 1848 Wellington was hit by a series of powerful earthquakes. In 1855 it was hit again by an earthquake, this time probably
History of New Zealand
The most powerful earthquake on Earth was estimated to have a magnitude of 8.2. On land it caused large areas of 2 to 3 meters
Vertical motion
. An area near the harbor has been raised out of the sea to become a tidal zone. Later this area became Wellington
Central business district
Part of it.
The Wellington region has a higher rate of seismic activity than New Zealand
Mean value
. One major fault runs directly through the city center, and there are hundreds of smaller fault lines within the city. The average resident notices an earthquake about once a year, especially in tall office buildings. For many years after 1855, buildings in Wellington were made of wood. Since the 20th century, the seismic performance of buildings has been increasing.
It was replaced by Wellington in 1865
Auckland
Became the capital of New Zealand. though
Parliament of New Zealand
It was already met in Wellington on 7 July 1862, but it did not officially become the capital until 1865. The reason for this step was that there were fears that the gold-producing South might form an independent colony. by
Australia
The commissioners (who come because they have
neutrality
Wellington was suggested as the capital because of its central location and good harbour. It was officially met in Wellington on 26 July 1865. The population of Wellington at the time was 4,900.
New Zealand is reduced to
British colony
After that, Auckland was once designated as the capital, but New Zealand
South Island
Residents thought Auckland was far away
North Island
The North was not suitable as the capital, and after some controversy Wellington was chosen as the capital in 1865.
Wellington officially became a city in 1886.
Wellington is the world's first capital to draft a national welfare program, is the most actively encourage the establishment of national self-government city, is the national political, industrial, financial center, is the second largest port after Auckland,
Eurasian
It is a supply depot for ocean-going ships and the largest passenger port. At the southeast end of the city there is a modernization built by reclamation
Air port
. New Zealand flowers are often shipped abroad from here.
Wellington is the world
cable
The most wired city in the most wired country, Wellington has one of the fastest and largest fiber optic cable lines in the world, for
Downtown business district
Provide high speed
Data conversion
And network access.
On July 25, 2015, Wellington held a 3D light show in Parliament Square to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Wellington becoming New Zealand's capital. From April 25 to 26, more than 30 government buildings in Wellington, including the Parliament building and the National Library, will be open to the public for free, and special bus routes will be opened in the city for residents to ride for free.
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Kapiti Island
Kapiti Island
Kapiti Island
It's in the nature reserve
NZ
The rarest and most endangered
Birds
. It covers an area of 23 square kilometers (9 square miles), with rugged terrain and half of it forested. Almost all were painted in 1897
Wildlife reserve
It is now a bird sanctuary. Cruise from
Parapalaumu
Beach departure.
Otaki
Otaki
Can be arranged from
Otaki
Country town to Tararua
Forest park
The long trip, there are
hiking
And hunting opportunities.
Parapalaumu
Paraparaumu
Waikani
Waikanae
Rest in Waikanai where you can discover a nature reserve. There are roads that allow you to explore the swampy forest and, at 2pm, feed the eels.
Porirua
Porirua
Porirua is located just 15 minutes north of Wellington
Port city
. It is home to New Zealand's most important museum, Pataka.
Wellington was hit by a series of powerful earthquakes in 1848 and again in 1855.
The 1855 earthquake was probably the most powerful in New Zealand's history, with an estimated magnitude of 8.2. On land it caused large areas of 2 to 3 meters
Vertical motion
. There's a place near the harbor that's been raised out of the sea to become
tide
Zone. Later this area became Wellington
Central business district
Part of the Wellington region has a higher rate of seismic activity than the New Zealand average. One major fault runs directly through the city center, and there are hundreds of smaller fault lines within the city. The average resident notices an earthquake about once a year, especially in tall office buildings.
For many years after 1855, buildings in Wellington were made of wood. Since the 20th century, the requirements for the seismic performance of buildings have been continuously improved.
The summer temperature is between 13-20 ° C and the winter temperature is between 6-11 ° C. The average annual rainfall is 1270 mm at UTC+12,
Daylight saving time
It is UTC+13.
Mean air temperature
It is about 16℃ in summer and 8℃ in winter.
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Wellington in the world
habitable city
It was ranked 12th in China (English speaking cities were 4th in 2007).
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Located between the harbour and the hills, Wellington is within walking distance of the city, with shops, cafes, transport, accommodation and the city's main attractions all within easy walking distance.
Visitors to Wellington can
Visit the museum
Historic places and art galleries, including the highly regarded Te Papa National Museum.
The city is very pleasant in terms of food and wine. The evening's entertainment includes professional theatre, live music, comedy shows and
Dance performance
.
New Zealand Parliament House
The complex is one of the most attractive tourist attractions here, and it is open to the public every day, providing visitors with free explanations and Tours. The Parliament Building complex is located in the heart of Wellington, a short walk from here
National archives
St Paul's Cathedral and the former Government Building (the second largest wooden building in the world).
The main attractions are: Parliament House, Government House, Tomble Library, Botanic Gardens,
Old St Paul's Church
, Dominican Museum, National Gallery, Mount Victoria, Wellington Zoo, etc.
Wellington
Wellington city near Wairarapa, Marlborough and
Nelson
And other areas have beautiful countryside, charming beaches, well-developed national parks,
Grapes
plantation
, and facilities
refined
the
Country inn
and
Family hotel
, so that people who return to nature can fulfill their wishes.
Wellington has spent hundreds of millions of dollars over the past decade
New Zealand dollar
Carry out seaside development. Important monuments have been carefully decorated and become lively
Seaside restaurant
Some of the buildings, such as the Shed 5 restaurant and Dockside restaurant, have retained their original exterior and main structure, and the interior has been converted into apartments and the Museum of Wellington City and Sea. Public places and
footpath
After greening, visitors walk on the water side, you can feel the beauty of the harbour. There is a footbridge that leads from the city to the sea, decorated with works by local artists, and another bridge that has just been completed, adding a great view of the sea.
Wellington and China
Xiamen City
He was married in 1987
Sister city
; Wellington in 1993 with Japan
Sakai
Become sister cities; 10 May 2006
Beijing
A sister city with Wellington. Wellington and China, 22 July 2011
Tianjin
Become sister cities.
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Nine per cent of Wellington residents
Maori
Most of the rest are
Britain
and
Ireland
The descendants of immigrants. English is spoken in New Zealand and Maori speak Maori. The majority of residents believe in
Catholicism
And Christianity
Protestantism
.
Wellington is the national political, industrial and financial center of New Zealand. Port Nicholson in Wellington is the second largest port in the country after Auckland, the port is 5 km wide, 20 km long, the narrowest point of the channel entrance is 1097 meters, the water depth is 11 meters. The port area covers 83 square kilometers,
Anchorage ground
Good. Can berth a 10,000-ton ship. The city of Port Nicholson
docklands
And the suburban docklands. In the city's docklands, there are the Queen's Pier, King's Pier, Ocean Passenger Pier and
Railway and highway
Ferry terminal and other more than 10 terminals; There are Burnham Pier, Miramar Pier and Howard Point Pier on the outskirts of the city. Port Nicholson cargo
Handling capacity
Up to 7 million tons. The main mode of transport in Wellington is the private car. Convenient transportation in the city,
Local telephone
Advanced service.
Wellington is also the centre of the country's film industry.
Peter Jackson
filmed
Lord of the Ring
"Was filmed in the Wellington area. Wellington has so many cafes that it has more cafes per capita than New York. There are also countless high-profile events and cultural festivals in Wellington, including New Zealand, which takes place every two years
International art festival
, the annual International Jazz Festival, etc.
Wellington is
Pacific
A famous tourist destination. The ancient buildings preserved in the city are the government building built in 1876, which is
South Pacific
The grandest
Timber construction
One of them is the magnificent Paul Cathedral built in 1866 and the Municipal hall built in 1904. celebrated
War memorial
Built in 1932, it's inside
glockenspiel
There are 49 bells on the clock engraved with the First World War
New Zealander
The name of the battlefield.
Southwest of Wellington city there are beautiful scenery
Mount Victoria
On the hillside is preserved the office used by Seton, the prime minister from 1893-1906. Seton had against New Zealand
Political legislation
He had an important impact, making New Zealand the first woman in the world to have sex
Right to vote
Of the country. Near Mount Victoria is the monument Island of British navigator Cook, who arrived in New Zealand five times between 1769 and 1777. The Kaingaro National Man-made Forest, north of Mount Victoria, covers 150,000 hectares and stretches for more than 100 kilometres, making it one of the world's largest man-made forests.
Wellington Zoo
Famous for its unique exotic animals, the park treasures New Zealand
National bird
kiwi
kiwi
. This bird has no wings, no tail, a long beak, and a strange and interesting image. There is also a fruit in New Zealand known as"
kiwi
Named after the macaque monkey peach introduced from southern China at the beginning of the century,
Kiwi fruit
). This fruit has been carefully cultivated and improved by the people of New Zealand, and has become New Zealand's most important export fruit
International market
It enjoys a high reputation.
Wellington has many volcanic parks in the park
Boiling spring
,
Boiling mud pond
,
fumarole
Such geothermal landscape has attracted a large number of domestic and foreign tourists. The famous James Cook Hotel has a telephone, refrigerator, air conditioning and television in every room. Some of Wellington's hotels offer hunting, fishing, boat trips,
helicopter
Travel,
Cross-country cycling
, carving,
glassblowing
And a variety of sports and recreational activities.
The Wellington region, like the rest of New Zealand, has a complete set of
Education system
It includes primary schools, secondary schools, vocational schools, teachers' colleges and universities. Don't
Young married woman
The woman is completing coercion
Education Act
After 10 years of study, participate in work, get married and have children, stay until their children grow up, and enter vocational school to study, so the adult education and occupation of Wellington City
Technical education
Very well developed. Wellington has the largest library in the country, the Alexander Turnbull Library, which can serve 5,000 patrons a day. Wellington's famous Victoria University, not only
Subject category
Complete, the library and experimental facilities are complete, but also has many research institutes, there are from each year
Five continents
International students from all over the world study here.
Ropes have been installed in parts of downtown Wellington so that people can rely on them to stay steady in high winds. Most residential in the suburbs, most of the residential front yard backyard, small and exquisite, colorful wooden structure bungalows shade the mountains in the shade. The main streets of the city are lined with tall buildings, wide streets, prosperous markets, and a high level of modernization. It's a dizzying array of shops and advertisements, but if you look closely, the city still vividly reflects what New Zealand is all about
Animal husbandry
The inherent characteristics of the country: a wide range of dairy products, variety, everywhere available for sale; On the slopes, plains and beaches of the outskirts of the city, herds of cattle and sheep can be seen wandering leisurely everywhere.
The wind blows the grass low to see cattle and sheep
The artistic conception of "; The ports and docks are filled with meat, dairy products, wool, etc., waiting to be shipped.
Victoria University of Wellington
It's Wellington.
The oldest university
The main part of its campus is in the city on the hill, and there are also two campuses in the city. At the beginning of its establishment, it
Be regarded as
Universities of New Zealand
One of the colleges.
The University of New Zealand was dissolved in 1961.
Massey University also has a campus in Wellington.
University of Otago
There is also a small section in Wellington. Wellington Medicine and
Health sciences
The school is a department of the university.
Wellington Institute of Technology
Established in 1904, Wellington Institute of Technology offers students a comprehensive range of professional courses. These courses are practical
Occupational requirement
At the same time, it can guide students to obtain formal diplomas. The total number of students is now 12,000. Be from
Asia
,
Europe
,
South America
and
Pacific region
the
Overseas student
That's 6 percent of the total student body. The school offers specialized courses in the following areas: English studies, business studies, communication studies, design studies, engineering, health sciences, natural sciences, hospitality, tourist services, tourism, information technology and tourism
nursing
.
It was built in 1876
Old government building
It is a 4-story wooden shelter, which is said to be the largest wooden building in the world.
The magnificent St. Paul's Church, built in 1866, is also made of wood;
Wellington
War memorial
There are 49 commemorative bells, each bearing the name of a battlefield in the First World War. southwestern
Mount Victoria
It is a famous scenic spot. On the slopes are the earliest in England
settler
The Wickfield residence and the National Parliamentary Library Building, which houses the office of Seton, who served as Prime Minister from 1893-1906. Seton has been critical of New Zealand's politics,
Legislative system
Had an important impact, he made New Zealand the first woman to have
Right to vote
Of the country. Near Seton's office is a monument to British navigator Cook.
The New Zealand Te Papa Museum, completed in 1998, is a museum by the sea, which is different from other museums, costing S $300 million to build, the museum uses advanced technology and lively and interesting methods to showcase the unique geography, culture and history of the western half of New Zealand.
Wellington cuisine
Wellingtonian
Indigenous people
The Maori people have maintained their dietary traditions throughout their long history. Featured Maori dishes include
Freshwater eel
,
Mutton
Bird (small black petrels, taste
fishy
) and seafood such as PIPI, TUATUA shellfish and KINA (spiny
Sea urchin
). The famous HANGI is a mixture of meat, seafood and vegetables (including crops)
tuber
KUMARA), placed on hot stones in an earth oven. Like many Polynesian foods, it's
carbohydrate
Very high content.
Wellington is distinguished by its abundance of sheep.
Lamb meat
Delicious, from roast lamb or lamb steak is the best,
beef
It tastes just as good. New Zealand's fish is plentiful and delicious,
crustacea
Such as
lobster
,
prawn
,
abalone
tuatua and toheroa are also beautiful in quantity and quality.
Winemaking industry
Now growing substantially, New Zealand is cool
Marine climate
With its summer rainfall produces a light, elegant
Fruit wine
Very good
White wine
. From Wellington
beer
Sales are also famous in the world. Wellington has many domestic and foreign beers with
Denmark
Ranked in the same league as German beer, Wellington beer has regained its reputation as a great wine to accompany meals.
Wellington International Airport
It is located in the suburb of Longetai, about 8 km southeast of the centre of Wellington, New Zealand's capital city.
Wellington International Airport
Have a return trip
Australia
Four destinations -
Brisbane
,
Gold Coast
,
Sydney
and
Melbourne
and
Fiji
Between international flights.
Air New Zealand
The airline, Qantas Airways, Fiordland Airlines, Destination Air and West Coast Airlines operate domestic flights.
Be domestic
Political center
And an important commercial center, also to the north and South Islands
Transportation hub
. Wellington has a rich cultural atmosphere, bringing together domestic art, fashion, food and beverage
nightlife
The essence of culture, full of Western-style bars, cafes and street performers. except
Cook Strait
In addition to the stunning scenery, wooden architecture is a major feature of Wellington, with colorful wooden bungalows set in the shade of the mountains. The main streets of the city are lined with tall buildings. 48 km of waterfront drive north from the centre of the Bush to Piton; To the west, there is a cable car to Kelbon Park, 120 above sea level, which has a 100-step fountain.
Wellington city at night
Lambton Quay, the city's main commercial street, runs almost parallel to the winding coastline (which it used to be). The city centre starts at the railway station north of Langton Quay and extends south-east to Cambrldge Tce Slope Street and Kent Tee Slope Street. Thomdon, just north of the city centre, is full of historic sites and is home to embassies.
The waterfront areas along Jervois Pier, Cable St and OrientatRd are active for public welfare
Te Papa National Museum, New Zealand
, newly built
Waitangi
Waitangi Park, and a man-made beach. QueensWharf has been restored, with restaurants, museums and galleries. The Eastern Avenue is Wellington's most important waterfront thoroughfare. Cuba St, Courtenay Pl, Manners St, Willis St and Queen's Quay, plus Langton Quay, are the city's most vibrant places to eat, drink and shop. The airport is in the southeast of the city, 8 km from the city center.
Summer - December to February
Summer is the best time to explore the city's beautiful harbor. A scheduled ferry service operates between this city and the coastal seaside town of Eastbourne, where you can discover art
gallery
, outdoor cafes and scenic coastal paths. Days Bay is an ideal beach for swimming. You can also enjoy it on the small island of Matiu/Sam in the harbour
picnic
Where you can see the local
tuatara
And the little blue penguin and so on
Wild animal
.
Festival Activities:
Fringe 08
February 8 - March 2
New Zealand International Arts Festival
February 22 - March 16
Autumn - March to May
In the autumn months,
Killer whale
and
Dolphin
Frequent the coast and harbour of Wellington. There are a number of ways to see them: observe from the city's waterfront, take a boat to Eastbourne or take a day trip through
Cook Strait
reach
Picton
. If you have sailing skills, take advantage of the beautiful and sunny weather and charter a boat
Travel bar
.
Festival Activities:
March 5th - March 6th
ROCK2WGTN
March 22 - March 23
SummerSet
On March 22nd
Vodafone Homegrown
April 26th
LA BOHEME
May 10 - May 17
Winter - June to August
Downtown Wellington offers a warm escape from winter. Numerous hotels, bars, cafes and galleries offer comfortable places to escape
Natural environment
. Winter is a time to visit the city's galleries and
museum
At its best. Be sure to visit
Te Papa National Museum, New Zealand
,
Wellington City and Sea Museum
And the Wellington City Museum. Or go to the Pataka Museum in Prieroi and
Niederhart
The Doss Museum.
Festival Activities:
Scotland the Brave
July 12th
Women's Lifestyle Expo
August 9 - August 10
Spring - September to November
Sunny spring days are spent riding at the top of the local Macrow Jungle
Mountain bike
The best time to either take your car to Hart Valley, along one of the many rivers or
Through the mountains
Route riding. vernal
NZ
That means Christmas isn't far away - just look at New Zealand's iconic Christmas tree. In the Wellington area along the streets or along the coast, you can see its distinctive bright color
Safflower flower
.
Festival Activities:
Toi Te Papa Art of the Nation
October 25 - September 24
Taonga MataOra - Experience New Zealand's Cultural Spirit at Te Papa
October 3rd - March 26th
The most beautiful view in Wellington
Limtaka Forest Park
, Queen's Pier, spectacular architecture -
Old government House
,
Kapiti Island
Kapiti Island Nature Reserve,
Wellington Botanic Gardens
Explore the city
Wellington is one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. Located between the city and the Eastern Bay, the pier is a popular entertainment place for locals and visitors.
Head east along Queen's Wharf
bay
Take a walk in the direction or swim by the golden beach. Try sea kayaking,
Roller skating
And rock climbing. You can also be on the dock
A Coffee Shop
Enjoy a meal in a restaurant or bar.
Magnificent architecture - old and new
The Majestic Centre was built in 1991 and is the tallest building in Wellington. Whether old or not
St Paul's Cathedral
,
Katherine Mansfield
Birthplace, Antrin House, Songdong old area or old
Government building
--
The southern Hemisphere
The largest wooden buildings all reflect the theme of wooden architecture.
Victorian Gothic
Parliamentary library
,
Eduard
epochal
neoclassicism
The Capitol and the 1960s "Beehive" building -- vs
Parliament house
Administrative buildings connected to the complex.
Te Papa National Museum, New Zealand
(Te Papa Tongarewa)
The museum was built in 1998 and was founded by then-Dr
Prime Ministers of New Zealand
Officially unveiled by Jenny Shipley, it is the best interactive museum in the world, and Te Papa is
Maori
It means a precious container, which is well filled with many precious
Historical remains
It is like a window to learn about New Zealand's history and culture. Here, visitors can see New Zealand's natural environment, as well as flora and fauna, Marine geology overview. There are also many photographs that truly recreate the Maori and European development of New Zealand.
Wellington beehive
(The Beehive)
It is the Parliament Building of New Zealand, which is located at the intersection of Molesworth Street and Lambton Quay in Wellington, and the name Beehive comes from the appearance of the building, because the building is similar to
beehive
Particularly similar, it was designed by the British architect Buzz Spence, and it is said that Mr. Buzz's original inspiration for the painting was in one
napkin
Up. The hive is 72 meters high and has 14 floors, 10 above ground and four below ground. Its wall panels are
Stainless steel wire mesh
,
ceiling
It's translucent glass, and the Virtualtourist website once named it the ugliest in the world
Top ten buildings
among
Summation of peaks
Mountain bike
Take the cable car from Pier Street to the Botanical Gardens. The Arboretum covers 26 acres with thematic gardens, native bush and lawns. Then visit Songdong, New Zealand's oldest village. Or enjoy panoramic views of Wellington City, the harbour and the harbour from Mount Victoria
Cook Strait
.
Other towns near Wellington by car:
Niederhart
(Lower Hutt) (14 minutes)
Porirua
(Porirua) (17 minutes)
Upper Hart
(Upper Hutt) (28 minutes)
Other towns near Wellington by train:
Lower Hutt
Parapalaumu
(Paraparaumu)
Other towns near Wellington by air:
Branim
(Blenheim)
Nelson
(Nelson)
Palmerston North
(Palmerston North)
The southernmost capital of the world:
Wellington District
It is the third most populous residential area in New Zealand, accounting for 11.3% of New Zealand's population. Located on the southernmost tip of the North Island,
South latitude
41°17 '. (
Guinness World Records
)
In April 2020, it was selected into the "2020 Global Summer City List".
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