Cathay Premium Economy Class - New Zealand's Capital Wellington Travel Guide

It serves up the Government with the parliament and other Governmental departments situated in the city, it is the capital city of the country, since. Wellington is a modern metropolitan city with a touch of New Zealand's natural views. The city is famous for its stunning views of the coastline and the harbor. Is a harbor city that has promoted itself as the hub of art and culture in New Zealand, wellington, the capital city of New Zealand.

Earth quake has been a problem for city as Wellington lies on various fault lines and is constantly under the threat of another big earthquake. Since then the city has been rebuilt and more land has been added to the city's landscape; it was destroyed in the horrific earth quake of 1855. The city sits at the western shore line of the Wellington harbor. Location
The city is located at southernmost tip of the north island.

Some snow does fall in the inland areas around the city. The temperature remains around 5 to 8 degrees while the summer months it remains stable at 25 degrees, in winter months. The city has a climate that is windy and most of the locals complain about the constant northwest and southerly winds, climate
Apart from quakes.

There are also two major inland roads into Wellington that you can use if you decide to go on a road trip around the city. International cruise ships also stop by in Wellington on their regular trips. Ferries and boats are also a major commute means to and from Wellington. The airport is also a major traveling point for domestic Wellington flyers that can fly to other major cities of the country. Getting Here
Tourists can get here by plane through the Wellington International Airport.

Taxis and the ferry service, other means of transport are trains. Wellington also has the iconic Cable car which runs from the Lambton Quay and Kelburn. The fares range from $1 to $4 for the various city zones. The city also has an extensive public bus system and route maps are available throughout the city. You can also visit the various malls that have designated pedestrian spaces. Willis Street and the Lambton Quay, some of the walking spots renowned are Golden Mile. The weather remains stable during the summer months which allows for on foot movements. You can easily tour the city on foot, moving Around
Once in the city.

You can always visit mount Victoria which offers scenic views of the city, for an over the top view of the city. Museum of Wellington City & Sea is also a place to relive the maritime history of Wellington. You can visit the Te Papa museum which provides a good historical overview of the city. People & Social Life
Wellington has a vibrant social life and has various places to visit.

Fish and chips are equally popular and offer a distinct Wellington taste. The city has a multicultural eating out environment with Indian and Malaysian food quite popular. Food
The city has lots of restaurants and cafes for the locals and visitors.

Wellington is a capital city with a natural harbor environment and offers a vibrant insight into the culture of New Zealand, overall.