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Wellington PARK D R N B5 THORNDON QUAY Interislander Terminal W 1 MIN DRIVE O T S WELCOME TO 0 METRES 500 E D A W PARK STREET 2 AOTEA QUAY CLASSIC CRUISE SHIP KATHERINE NEW ZEALAND BERTH MANSFIELD WINE TRAIL MEMORIAL Wellington PARK Westpac Stadium GEORGE STREET ATTRACTIONS TE AHUMAIRANGI HILL Lookout & Picnic Area HOBSON STREET A Nairn Street Cottage V Capital E 25 MINS WALK GRANT ROAD B Pukeahu National War Memorial W Wellington Museum Park & Carillon X Wellington Cable Car Museum B4 C New Zealand Cricket Museum Y Wellington Cable Car MURPHY STREET D Mount Victoria Lookout Y A Z New Zealand Academy W K E Embassy Theatre of Fine Arts L TINAKORI ROADWELLINGTON URBAN MOTORWAY A W F BATS Theatre A1 The New Zealand Portrait N R E Gallery, Shed 11 H G Hannah Playhouse RT HAWKESTONE STREET O FRAN WILDE WALKWAY N A2 Space Place at Carter HARRIET STREET H St James Theatre Y Observatory A - U I Nga Taonga Sound & Vision PIPITEA STREET Q A3 Wellington Botanic Garden Makara Peak Mountain Bike Park N O J St Gerard’s Monastery 15 MINS DRIVE VIA TINAKORI RD ND A4 Department of Corrections’ OR TH K Freyberg Swimming Pool Heritage Centre Zealandia L Museum of New Zealand A5 Old Government Buildings 5 MINS DRIVE THORNDON Te Papa Tongarewa SACRED HEART VIA TINAKORI ROAD FARMERS’ A6 Reserve Bank Museum CATHEDRAL A9 B1 B2 MARKET B3 M Circa Theatre HILL STREET A7 Beehive and Parliament AITKEN STREET N The Opera House Buildings MOLESWORTH STREET A8 WATERLOO QUAY O Department of Conservation Beehive & Parliament A8 Archives New Zealand Buildings MULGRAVE STREET Visitor Centre A9 Wellington Cathedral KATE SHEPPARD PL P Michael Fowler Centre of St Paul - Q Te Wharewaka o Poneke ST. MARY ST TINAKORI ROAD B B1 Alexander Turnbull Library O W R City Gallery Wellington EN B2 National Library S TR S Old Bank Shopping Arcade EET A7 B3 Old St Paul’s VICTORIA T Shed 6 BOTANICWALKWAY GARDEN UNIVERSITY B4 Westpac Stadium A6 PIPITEA CAMPUS CENTREPORT A5 Wellington Railway Station U TSB Arena B5 Katherine Mansfield Birthplace BOLTON STREET ANDERSON PARK MEMORIAL PARK ACCESS TO WHITMORE STREET BUNNY STREET BOTANIC GARDEN LAMBTON QUAY KINROSS 24 WELLINGTON URBAN MOTORWAY URBAN WELLINGTON ACCOMMODATION BALLANCESUPREME ST BLUEBRIDGE COURT TERMINAL BOTANIC GARDEN 1 Brentwood Hotel (Kilbirnie) 13 Trek Global Backpackers MAIN ENTRANCE S TR 23 LADY NORWOOD EET BOLTON STREET A4 2 Grand Mercure Wellington 14 Gilmer Apartment Hotel ROSE GARDEN 3 Cambridge Hotel 15 CityLife Wellington WESLEY ROAD 4 Base Backpackers Wellington 16 James Cook Hotel Grand STOUT STREET Chancellor FEATHERSTON STREET 5 YHA Wellington City Wellington 17 InterContinental Wellington Botanic Garden 6 Bay Plaza Hotel THE TERRACE 18 DoubleTree by Hilton AURORA TERRACE WARING TAYLOR STREET 7 Ohtel A3 WOODWARD ST WATERLOO QUAY AD 19 Ibis Wellington 8 Copthorne Hotel Wellington RO MIDLAND PARK Oriental Bay 20 Novotel Wellington 22 JOHNSTON STREET 9 Nomads Capital Backpackers 21 Quest on Johnston Space Place SALAMANCA DAVID JONES 10 West Plaza Hotel 22 Park Hotel Lambton Quay E 21 C SHED 13 CE A Petone R BRANDON STREET 11 Mercure Wellington Abel 23 Hotel Waterloo and R E Tasman Hotel Backpackers T N Wellington 20 Matiu/Somes Island 12 Boulcott Suites 24 Sofitel Wellington O A1 WELLINGTON CLERMONT T T Cable Car PANAMA STREET A2 F COMMUTER I TALAVERA TCE L Y 19 FERRY E C Eastbourne V CABLE CAR E LANE CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY R 18 LAMBTON QUAY TRANSPORT AND AMENITIES T Wellington O Z Museum Seatoun N 16 17 10 GREY ST T 15 M State highway Wellington i-SITE ER I RACE NU T Public toilets One way streets WHARF E QUEENS S W X A Main bus route Public showers W LK F Accessible route Car parking HUNTER ST R Wellington 14 V U T O Cable Car Museum M Walkways Swimming pool GILMER TERRACE QUEENS WHARF i HELIPAD -S N Ferry terminal Playground I PLIMMER T KELBURN STEPS S E Railway station Theatre PARK WILLESTON STREET V FRANK IS I Local bus terminal Market T Wellington KITTS O JERVOIS QUAY JERVOIS PARK R National bus terminal Lookout C Harbour CHEWS E VICTORIA N LANE POLICE UNIVERSITY T L WILLIS STREET STATION WELLINGTON KELBURN CAMPUS E R N UNDERGROUND N HARRIS ST E BOULCOTT STREET MARKETS U T THE TERRACE E WELLINGTON C A MERCER ST CITY LIBRARY R R SA E R E L T G AM D A RI N B C A A SE TY TO ROAD 13 CI 12 BOND STREET Te Ngākau (Civic Square) CLYDE QUAY 10 Q Museum of New Zealand WHARF 9 P Te Papa Tongarewa T CAPITAL E CHAFFERS O E MARKETS MARINA R T S A LANE I LOMBARD M R 11 EDWARD STREET O T C WAKEFIELD I HARBOURSIDE CARTER DIXON STREETV CUBA STREET L MARKET FOUNTAIN BAND ROTUNDA K ORIENTAL OPERA HOUSE LANE STREET J BAY BEACH MANNERS STREET CABLE STREET WAITANGI WELLINGTON N PARK TE ARO ORIENTAL PARADE WILLIS STREET NIGHT PARK MARKET 8 ORIENTAL TERRACE LEFT BANK BUCKET EVA ST 7 FOUNTAIN ROXBURGH STREET Mount Victoria Lookout 5 MIN DRIVE P THE TERRACE GHUZNEE STREET A L BULLER ST L I COURTENAY PLACE S BULLER STREET 5 6 E GLOVER EGMONT ST R INGLEWOOD PL H PARK LEEDS ST ROAD BAY E Polhill Reserve G C ALLEN ST BLAIR STREET GARRETT ST VIEW A 2 MINS DRIVE FROM I STREET R F R R ARO STREET ROXBURGH STREET E E K T SWAN LANE W 2 VIVIAN STREET A H WELLINGTON INNER CITY BYPASS ABEL SMITH STREET 4 MARION STREET TENNYSON STREET VICTORIA STREET TARANAKI STREET 3 E MAJORIBANKS STREET JESSIE STREET SOUT TORY STREET HE VIVIAN STREET RN LORNE STREET LIPMAN ST W LEVY ST AL ARO STREET KWAY ABEL SMITH STREET MOORE CUBA STREET WILSON’S Mount Victoria Lookout WIGAN STREET ELIZABETH STREET COLLEGE STREET 25 MINS WALK D KARO DRIVE FREDERICK STREET KENT TERRACE D VIVIAN STREET CAMBRIDGE TERRACE OA R CHARLES UT HAINING STREET LOOKOUT KO PLIMMER PARK LOO D OA ARTHUR STREET R WEBB STREET MOUNT VICTORIA N BROUGHAMQUEEN STREET STREET AD Y L K PIRIE STREET RA RO O AUSTIN STREET D O PUKEAHU R B NATIONAL TORY STREET XAN WAR MEMORIAL ALE PARK Wellington Zoo Weta Cave NAIRN STREET 7 MINS DRIVE PAST 10 MINS DRIVE FROM B ARRAS TUNNEL BASIN RESERVE MT VICTORIA TUNNEL THOMPSON STREET A UPOKO ROAD BUCKLE STREET Wellington Hospital Wellington Airport 2 MINS DRIVE PAST 10 MINS DRIVE FROM HOPPER STREET BASIN RESERVE MT VICTORIA TUNNEL TARANAKI STREET MASSEY 1 UNIVERSITY C TO KILBIRNIE BASIN RESERVE TASMAN STREET YOUR QUICK GUIDE TO WELLINGTON At the bottom of the world, on the edge of a sparkling harbour is Wellington, a little city with a big heart. Surrounded by nature and fuelled with creative energy, Wellington is a compact city with a compelling mix of culture, history, nature and cuisine. AD RO TO HUTT VALLEY/WAIRARAPA SKYLINE WALKWAY CAMPERVAN 1 PARKING BUS 83 or 91 FROM CITY ATTRACTIONS MARKETS TT TO JOHNSONVILLE/ HU TO PETONE/ PORIRUA/KAPITI EASTBOURNE Experience Museum of New Zealand • Capital Market BUS 22, 24 or 25 FROM CITY C X A BUS 1 or 52 2 SH Te Papa Tongarewa: Located right on Mon - Sun 10.30am - 9pm, M BO FROM CITY NGAURANGAURANGA KHANDALLAH 2 KHANDA L KHANDALLAH Wellington’s beautiful waterfront is 151 Willis Street R D OA A D RO NN A S Te Papa, New Zealand’s national museum T W A T D D A R T O R • Thorndon Farmers’ Market A O O and art gallery. It is free to visit and open NGAIO W W Sat 8.30am - 12.30pm, Hill Street NORTHERN WALKWAY ET E T LO R E LO E S T E YN S N every day from 10am – 6pm. R S C A N T O O I S O A H A W Y O N WAIK E RE • Wellington Underground Market K T ET H Ride the Wellington Cable Car: From RT T E E E PBUS 25 E Sat 10am - 4pm, Frank Kitts Carpark, R IV T FROM CITY R KAIWHARAWHARA S KAIWHARAWHARA D Lambton Quay, take a ride on the Cable N O AK L H RA Jervois Quay T IW AI WHARWHAR S A WHAR A IL K DRIVING DISTANCES IN L H Car for panoramic views over the city, then A W RR R OO AA HU DD Wellington to Makara 25 mins 11 km C C Driving Distances stroll back into town through the Botanic • Harbourside Market N A W DG D E S TO Wellington to Porirua 20 mins 21 km Gardens. Sun 7.30am - 2pm (summer), B DD Wellington to Makara 25 mins 11 km D OAOA A RR O WADESTOWN R 7.30am - 1pm (winter) next to Te Papa WellingtonWellington to to Petone Porirua 1520 mins mins 13 21km km I Visit Zealandia ecosanctuary: G T T INTERISLANDER N TT UU A HH TERMINAL Wellington to Lower Hutt 20 mins 16 km R A I A O O A D D Wellington to Petone 15 mins 13 km A world-first conservation attraction just T R T M R E E A RO A A D D D A A Q CAMPERVAN PARKING Q Wellington to Upper Hutt 35 mins 33 km U U N D N 10 minutes’ drive from the city centre. RO RO A A A W Y Wellington to Lower Hutt 20 mins 16 km W Y WILTON O NTNT R OO AA TT RR SS GG EE DD Wellington to Greytown 1 hr 10 mins 76 km If you are travelling to Wellington by AA H BUS 14 W H Wellington to Upper Hutt 35 mins 33 km W O Māori mythology O Explore our universe: FROM CITY E BSBS OK CRUISE SHIP R O B O campervan, find parking locations at N N TERMINAL Wellington to Martinborough 1 hr 15 mins 81 km Y Y A A meets big bang science at Space Place at SS Wellington to Greytown 1 hr 10 mins 76 km U TT U Q PIPITEA THORNDOTHORNDONN Q PIPITEA www.wellington.govt.nz/recreation/ YY AA Wellington to Masterton 1 hr 35 mins 100 km DD UU Carter Observatory.
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