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Te Rewa Rewa Bridge
The 83m long Te Rewa Rewa Bridge is reminiscent of a breaking wave or a whale skeleton. It is one of the focal points along the coastal walkway.
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Kayak on the Whanganui River
Test your skills for an hour, or make a day of it with a half-day hire and a lunch break up river.
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Tawhiti Museum and Traders & Whalers
The Tawhiti Museum is a truly unique enterprise. Widely acclaimed as the best private museum in the country.
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Paddle Steamer Waimarie
The Waimarie Paddle Steamer is New Zealand's only authentic coal-fired paddle steamer in operation.
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Wellington Cable Car
The best view in Wellington!
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Cape Palliser
Follow this wild coastline, rich in Māori legend and archaeological sites, once populated by European whalers, to the southernmost point of the North Island.
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Te Mata Park
Welcome to one of the most loved and visited places in Te Matau-a-Māui.
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Remutaka Cycle Trail
One of New Zealand's great rides, the Remutaka Cycle Trail starts on the edge of Wellington Harbour.
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Mount Taranaki
As you drive into New Plymouth, the first thing you'll notice is the magnificent peak of Mount Taranaki, a 2518 metre tall volcano.
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Te Papa
The Museum of New Zealand right on the Wellington waterfront only a scenic train ride away from Wellington TOP 10.
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Durie Hill Elevator
It was built in 1916 and rises 66 metres to the top of Durie Hill where the War Memorial Tower is located.
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Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/ Len Lye Centre
The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery is New Zealand's museum of contemporary art.
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Martinborough Wine Village
Martinborough's boutique wineries are easy to explore by bike or on foot and make for a great day out.
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Mount Victoria
Spectacular panoramic views of the Capital City and harbour.
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Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre
Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre is a sanctuary for native wildlife.
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Parliament Buildings
Take a guided tour through New Zealand's parliament buildings.
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Pukekura Park
The world renowned park right here in the heart of New Plymouth.
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National Aquarium of New Zealand
Discover a whole new world!
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Weta Cave & Workshop
The behind the scenes of your favourite New Zealand made movies.
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Gordon Park Scenic Reserve
Home to a diverse range of birds and trees, it's worth a visit!
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The Wind Wand
The 45-meters Red Pole stands tall, it sways mesmerizingly in a gentle breeze & leans over in the strong wind.
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New Zealand Glassworks
Visit the national centre for glass art, promoting the work of New Zealand's leading glass artists.
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Greytown
Good looking Greytown is a Victorian gem. Stop for good food, great coffee and some retail therapy.
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Kapiti Island
Kapiti Island is a nature reserve, home to many native birds.
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