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© Aucky Walky Tours, Mt Eden, Central Auckland Central Auckland WEST THINGS YOU CYCLE THE HOT PICNIC AT VOLCANO COUNTRY TOP CAN ONLY DO IN CENTRAL go green There are 48 extinct or dormant CITY PARKS PINK ROAD AUCKLAND WESTERN SPRINGS PARK volcanoes in Auckland, and no visit Paved in vivid magenta, Te Ara I Whiti Mission Bay, Bordering both the Auckland Zoo and the Museum of Transport is complete without scaling at least see & do DIVERSITY Central Auckland is the most colourful cycle path in Kayak to a and Technology (MOTAT), Western Springs Park is the perfect one – you won’t find a better photo 1. Cornwall Park EAST AND BEAUTY IN THE HEART OF Central Auckland. Its name translates volcanic island place for a walk or a picnic – playground included. Kids love opportunity! Take a 25-minute ferry ride See farm animals THE CENTRAL CITY as 'the lightpath', and you'll see why Take a guided sea kayak seeing the swans and ducks on the lake, and there’s plenty of to Rangitoto Island, climb to the summit under the huge oak at night when vibrant interactive LED tour to Rangitoto Island, shade for sunny days. of Mt Eden, take a picnic to One Tree Hill trees in this piece of lights follow you as you walk or cycle rom the sparkling a dormant volcano not or explore the tunnels at North Head. countryside right in • CLIMB A along this former motorway off-ramp. harbour dotted VOLCANO far from downtown SOUTH the heart of Auckland SILO PARK This has become one of the most with island FREE F city. Open daily from A vibrant, welcoming space on the • HIT THE THINGS popular cycle routes in Auckland, Auckland (you can also treasures to the peaks WALKING MAKE TRACKS 7am-dusk. harbour's edge, Silo Park is where free with thousands of keen cyclists and get there by ferry). of volcanoes popping movies are projected onto giant disused TRACKS TO DO pedestrians using it since it opened in Auckland up in between, Auckland Explore rocky coastlines one favourite is the 16km Coast silos in summer. There's also a playground • GO TO A FREE 2. Albert Park January 2016. Visit the world’s is a region of beautiful and sheltered bays, lush to Coast Walkway that leads with a sandpit, mini-basketball court and OUTDOOR TOP Take a stroll in this MOVIE largest penguin natural contrast. There native forest and wide open from one ocean to another over water feature where toddlers paddle while Auckland Regional Map PICKS countryside, pounding surf and four to five hours. For walking inner-city park with colony exhibit are many walking tracks, adults watch on from the free bean bags. • WATCH THE trickling streams, or remote track information, check out Cornwall Park, Central Auckland its pretty gardens. WORLD SAIL SET SAIL Catch these cuties at a wealth of wildlife to spy CITY © Chris Gin Auckland is known for its affinity wildlife sanctuaries. Auckland is aucklandcouncil.govt.nz Neighbouring the BY AT THE SEA LIFE Kelly Tarlton’s on, far-flung islands to VIADUCT with the surrounding sea, and there’s BEACHES brimming with fantastic walks – University of Auckland Aquarium, as well as the CENTRAL AUCKLAND EAST AUCKLAND discover and a sparkling JUMP ON BOARD an abundance of yachting experiences If you’re looking for a beach near the city AUCKLAND DOMAIN and the Auckland Art world’s only display of Home to world-class cuisine, From golden beaches and gulf to enjoy. However Many places jotted around Auckland’s shores available to put this to the test. centre, visit Mission Bay, Kohimarama or © Auckland spiny sea dragons, the excellent theatres, galleries and secluded regional parks to superb View over Central Auckland WINTERGARDENS Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, hire out paddle boards for some fun out on Explore Group has a fleet of large, you choose to explore, St Heliers. Walk, cycle, swim, play beach Whale & Dolphin museums, outstanding events and food and living museums, East Make time for a high tea at the this park has earned the water. Mission Bay Watersports offers Safari, Hauraki Gulf purpose-built yachts and is biggest species of stingray make sure you get out volleyball, or just eat, drink and watch pavilion at the Auckland Domain a special place in the equipment hire, lessons and even paddle known for its sailing and on the globe and an a diverse range of fun attractions. Auckland appeals to all. and enjoy nature in the world go by. Wintergardens, a Victorian-style hearts of locals. board fitness classes. You’ll work through dining cruises on the underwater aquarium of Auckland’s big backyard. TĀMAKI DRIVE architectural treasure with rare and yoga, power paddling and exercises; all while Waitematā Harbour. sharks and colourful fish. NORTH AUCKLAND WEST AUCKLAND spectacular plants, pergolas and a 3. Auckland Domain balancing on serene waters with stunning Stunning white-sand beaches, Bordered by native rainforest WATERFRONT beautiful neo-classical courtyard. Auckland views in the background. At 75 acres, this park See the world’s beachside suburbs with buzzing and a stunning wild coastline, • WESTHAVEN Feel like a Sunday stroll (or power walk) is one of Auckland's dining scenes and a flourishing creative West Auckland is home to PROMENADE along the water’s edge? Head along largest collection of largest making it wine region. Auckland’s oldest wine region. Tāmaki Dr from downtown and stop at Māori taonga • AUCKLAND one of the four beaches along the way. HOP ON A FERRY great for jogging or TAKE A TOUR Discover more than TOWN LOOP The best way to really get to know All the views are impressive (sparkling A scenic ferry ride is a great way to walking. It's also home 1000 taonga (treasures) SOUTH AUCKLAND HAURAKI GULF & ISLANDS Central Auckland from those • AUCKLAND water, city skyline, Rangitoto Island) and escape the city for a bit of time out. to Auckland War at the Auckland War A multicultural melting pot where Peppered with beautiful, DOMAIN From downtown Auckland you can who know it best is by taking a if you want to take it up a notch, walk Memorial Museum Memorial Museum culture, vibrant markets, gorgeous distinctive islands where you catch a ferry to Rangitoto Island or guided tour. There are a variety TOP up Bastion Point and take a breather in Tāmaki Paenga Hira. Tāmaki Paenga Hira. gardens, adventure and fun family can sip fine wine, enjoy scenic • MT EDEN Tiritiri Matangi Island for a nature and on offer, from food and heritage VOLCANIC the gardens at Michael Joseph Savage attractions combine. seclusion and climb a volcano. WALKS tours to tuk tuk or cycle tours. CONE Memorial Park. wildlife experience. Official Visitor Map Devonport Chocolates FREE • Delicious assortment of award-winning A FUN activity chocolates and truffles. Central Auckland 2018/19 • Splendid special editions and fun family in Devonport favourites. Te Mahere Manuhiri mō DISCOVER Tours and rides leave daily from • Hand-crafted and palm-oil free. Te Puku o Tāmaki aucklandnz.com/visit Magic Broomstick Segway Tours • Watch master chocolatiers whip up NEW ZEALAND’S chocolate creations. in the Devonport Ferry Terminal 17 Wynyard St, Devonport NATURAL Ph: +64 9 445 60o1 | E: [email protected] 12mins in the ferry or 30mins by car from downtown Auckland Shop 34, 34-40 Queen St, Auckand CBD TREASURES Ph: +64 9 377 1010 | E: [email protected] www.devonportchocolates.co.nz Located just 10 mins from Central Auckland, Auckland Zoo is NZ’s largest home of wildlife 2 Devonport map ref B2 from all around the world. Devonport, North Auckland Visit the Te Wao Nui precinct to experience NZ’s natural treasures all in one place.

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aucklandzoo.co.nz FESTIVAL FUN www.magicbroomsticktours.co.nz • 027 339 3155 • 09 445 4035 $20 OFF ADULT, CHILD OR FAMILY RATE ON AUCKLAND BRIDGE CLIMB 3 Devonport map ref B3 In February, head to the Auckland Domain to see a dazzling lantern & BUNGY. ALSO SKYJUMP display celebrating the Chinese New Year at the Auckland Lantern & SKYWALK. Festival. The month of March delivers brilliant theatre, dance, and BookMark.. home of over PROMO CODE: Mt Eden Motel music at the Auckland Arts Festival, and Pasifika brings the sights, 20,000 light bulb moments sounds and flavours of the South Pacific to Western Springs. AATRAVEL DELIGHTFUL DEVONPORT Power Surge ride © Rainbow’s End, Central Auckland Auckland’s quiet centrally located motel op aboard the ferry at (great if you’re looking for • 25 fully self-contained units downtown Auckland something special to take • Swimming pool, spa & undercover BBQ Hand in just 12 minutes home). Browse boutique shops • Plenty of FREE on-site parking • Sky TV you’re here. for unique, quality clothing and • FREE WiFi • FREE Continental Breakfast jewellery, then relax at one of Exploring the underground • Close to Eden Park Devonport’s casual-cool cafés • Centrally located on city bus routes tunnels, gun emplacements and restaurants. Pop into the • Minutes to hospitals, shopping, Expo Centre, museums, and fortifications at North Head zoo, Mt Smart Stadium & Vector Arena A 10 minute ferry ride from Downtown Auckland chocolaterie for handmade is a must. The volcanic cone • Use your AA Card and receive fuel discount New Zealand’s Best Destination for Quality chocolates and truffles. There’s offers incredible 360-degree • All major credit cards accepted Secondhand & Antiquarian Books . Over 20,000 also a beautifully restored • Tariff: $120-$160 (2 persons), extra person $20 views over the Hauraki Gulf and Victorian cinema if you fancy books from new to 17th century . Knowledgeable across to the city – you can even For reservations only friendly staff. We can pack & post your purchases to a flick. 0800 RES NOW (737 669) take a Segway tour to the top. your home. 15 Victoria Rd Devonport 09 4452960 And when it comes to beaches, Take a wander through the Email: [email protected] gorgeous Cheltenham Beach BOOK ONLINE AT www.bookmark.co.nz local art galleries and see how www.mtedenmotel.co.nz is a winner. Slip off your shoes BUNGY.CO.NZ the surrounding landscapes 47 Balmoral Road, Mt Eden, and take a stroll or a dip – the OR FREEPHONE PO Box 96188 Balmoral Auckland 1342 have inspired beautiful BookMark sheltered waters are perfect for 0800 462 8649 Phone: +64 9 638 7187 • Fax: +64 9 630 9563 paintings and photographs families. 1 Devonport map ref B2 5 Central Auckland map ref C2

Viaduct Harbour, Central Auckland BUSTLING NGATARINGA RD DISCOVER PARK VE Ngataringa Bay O BRITOMART GR Devonport WAIROA ROAD RES D A Within Britomart’s compact block of GR O Central Waitemata AHA R ME S DACRE Golf Course T 1 T L cobbled laneways, streets and open S PARK L Y L A B A T K R H CAMBRIA RD A ARAWA AVE E E X I spaces is an eclectic collection of cafés, D N CE U U T SINCLAIR ST I HO A R ABBOTSFORD RI V Cheltenham Beach R A A D ALLENBY T Auckland restaurants and flagship designer family fun O R WAY R A A IRE D P RES O BULWER ST EM D A R Te Puku o Tāmaki stores by day, and the bars and clubs D TOP Shoal Bay E D VE R A B IT'S FUN TO DO E Y of one of the city’s most popular TC Y N PICKS ENB S AD L T RO AL LBERT Cheltenham D L A R nightlife destinations by night. LYTTON ST D A I THINGS TOGETHER R K TA 0 250m 500m O E A SF EVEREST ST M OT O B E X AB AV F J C O IM O R V D BALMAIN T W I I C B CITY PLAYTIME T P EY T EA L R C E E D C PARK Z O R O O H R O N A S T E M R FIE S I S D L Relax with fine food and wine or W N A N D Take the kids to play WATERVIE E WE R O P CAMBRIA E D R D C V TC a casual meal at one of Viaduct R E A E at 's H RESERVE T M D N VE U A A T I HA STANLEY R N S TO N Harbour’s popular restaurants D C I U E A E O U I funky maritime BAY R R S H Devonport T T L T D E D Stanley Bay Museum DEVONPORT S E PARK S H and bars, with the superyachts R N T O C U T R themed play space. It AT BE DOMAIN R T ATUONE P L AD OA

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E S Head T NC FLEET ST T TUDOR ST & (MOTAT) S E MT EDEN S ty S RATTRAY ST D i A T R SOMETHING HAPPENING I N A C G U O W N Flagstaff D I H V WE'RE GOING TO Check out the o Calliope Wharf D E t E Gallery R ONE TREE HILL y Devonport D A r P O r Naval Base S e BARTLEY TCE R Duders Beach heritage trains, trams F KAPAI RD G uckland has 1.65 million THE ZOO FL N Torpedo A I T GS K Torpedo and planes with Q S TA S UE FF T Bay Wharf residents, and it’s easy to see E R NS 2 TC E A E ET A firm family favourite, Auckland Zoo hands-on technology P I D R ST BUCHANAN why so many choose to live in E O E WINDSOR GARDEN TCE T There are many N C covers 40 acres of beautifully landscaped experiences. 1 I RES WARD N V ED A A WYNYARD ST P New Zealand’s largest city. It’s where ARADE fantastic places to grounds. It's home to New Zealand’s largest ING QU K EENS big-city style and stunning beauty enjoy knockout views of this collection of exotic and native wild animals PD E Devonport Beach REACH GREAT Calliope South 3 go hand in hand. With breathtaking spectacular city. The volcanic including monkeys, tigers, lions, elephants Wharf scenery, world-class food and wine, cones provide some of the best and giraffes, plus an impressive enclosure HEIGHTS The most recognisable spectacular arts, exciting events, spots. Mt Eden has views of the where you can watch the seals swooping city’s two harbours, the Manukau serenely underwater. The zoo’s native fauna shape in the Auckland sparkling harbours and island retreats Victoria Wharf d and Waitematā. One Tree Hill is section is a treat with everything from kiwi City skyline, heading Islan 3 toto ds angi all within close proximity, it’s easy to Auckland’s largest cone with to kea; tuatara to wētā. Take a behind-the- up the 328m-high Islan nd R rier nd a t Bar Isla hop from one adventure to the next. three craters. scenes tour for a unique and unforgettable Grea iheke is a must. and to Wa tangi Ferry View over Central Auckland from Mt Eden experience. iri Ma Harbour You'll find a rotating o Tirit Ferry to Pine © SKYCITY, Auckland A B Ferry t C D restaurant, a café and Ferry to Half Moon Bay STYLISH © Auckland Zoo, Central Auckland viewing decks. NEWMARKET & PARNELL North Head, Devonport, Central Auckland Art & Culture HIT THE BEACHES Te Toi me te Ahurea Shop 'til you drop in these two stylish suburbs, where fashion reigns Pack a picnic or supreme. Take a breather from your retail therapy and grab a coffee at a Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, Central Auckland pick up some tasty hip café, then afterwards sip fine wine at a sophisticated bar or take your fish and chips and pick from a wide range of cuisines at the many fabulous restaurants lining sit back to enjoy the streets. the view, or take a wander with an © The New Zealand Automobile Association Incorporated 2018. All rights reserved. Published in November 2018 by AA Tourism Publishing. ice cream. T. 09 966 8720 • E. [email protected]

Karangahape Rd, Central Auckland Downtown Ferry Terminal, Central Auckland FRONT COVER IMAGE: Waitematā Harbour, Central Auckland HIPSTER Mission Bay, Central BEACH PONSONBY QUIRKY is colourful, with cabaret-style restaurants, karaoke bars and local MISSION BAY Ponsonby is hipster central, attracting KARANGAHAPE pubs offering live music. a trendy crowd with its relaxed yet ROAD (K’ RD) happening ambience. As well as Every shop, café and restaurant the pavements offering good coffee, casual dining, shopping at upmarket boutiques you can Karangahape Rd, fondly known as is different, but there’s a strong craft beer and ice cream. dine on dishes from all four corners of ‘K’ Rd’, is where high fashion sits sense of community in K’ Rd – it's a Alternatively buy fish and the globe, catch a live music gig or dance alongside retro, vintage, music and favourite gathering place for artists, into the wee hours at one of the popular chips and enjoy a picnic on streetwear stores. The nightlife students, musicians and writers. clubs along the main strip. the beach or under the shade THE CIVIC Ponsonby Central, Central Auckland of the pōhutukawa trees creative city On Auckland’s Queen St you’ll by the Trevor Moss Davis ART & CULTURE ON SHOW find one of the few remaining f you want to walk, cycle, memorial fountain. atmospheric theatres in the LIVE Bastion Point swim, play beach volleyball, world. The beautiful domed H J K Mission Bay L The beach is safe for or just eat and drink and ceiling inside the main hall SHOWS Orakei I swimming and you can hire entral Auckland is twinkles with a recreation of the Wharf watch the world go by, Mission a kayak or a stand-up paddle a hub of art and T southern hemisphere night sky Biddicks Bay am Bay’s the place to go. aki board, plus there’s free B culture, where Wave screen ea – no matter what the weather Takaparawhau ch parking here. Head up to C Point Auckland’s favourite city beach you’ll find some of IVE is doing outside. The Civic TAMA DR KI is a 10-minute drive from Michael Savage Memorial the best galleries regularly hosts major touring H M J Savage A Memorial at nearby Bastion Point, a Q Theatre, café and P Mission Bay the city centre, or the more and museums in musical shows and entertainers. I 2 Sea Life M bar on Queen St hosts A energetic can walk or cycle hilltop public space with the country. Don’t Kelly Tarlton’s N A quality contemporary S here along the Tāmaki Dr incredible views. miss the Auckland TR Pipimea Head EET drama and intimate musical Trevor Davis waterfront. Art Gallery Toi Memorial Venture further along AOTEA ARTS WHENUA Fountain performances. Mis RANGATIRA 4 sion N o Tāmaki with Bay the waterfront to quieter TA SELWYN B The beach offers iconic views M J SAVAGE MA each QUARTER KI DOMAIN the country's MEMORIAL D of Rangitoto Island and Kohimarama Beach or E RIVE This vibrant, diverse destination PARK U largest collection Basement Theatre on N E E Devonport’s North Head. delightful St Heliers Village V U found in the central city celebrates

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