• Wellington Railway Station - Gather at the station’s main entrance, exchange greetings, and proceed through the neoclassical splendor to a brief underpass, emerging near the parliament grounds.
• New Zealand Parliament - Engage in a discussion about New Zealand’s politics and culture, and Wellington’s connection to it. The architectural character and the purpose of these buildings will also be highlighted.
• Premier House - Situated on Tinakori Road, Premier House serves as the official residence of New Zealand’s Prime Minister. This historic road, located atop the Wellington fault line, leads us towards the botanical gardens.
• Wellington Botanic Garden - Take a stroll through the vibrant gardens, domains, and bush areas filled with both exotic and native flora and fauna, skillfully integrated. Discuss Wellington’s and New Zealand’s unique biodiversity and its significance in New Zealand society.
• Wellington Cable Car - Navigate through the gardens to reach the summit of the historic cable car. This stunning view offers a chance to get oriented and provides a general overview of the area.
• Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa - Wander through Wellington’s distinctive suburbs, past houses perched precariously and along winding narrow streets. Conclude at Cuba Street, Wellington’s recreational gem, for a quick refreshment. Finally, head down to the magnificent waterfront, ending at the national museum, Te Papa Tongarewa.

• Tea and coffee
• Local knowledge

An engaging and enlightening introduction to Wellington.
Starting at the main entrance of the Wellington train station, a short stroll to the Parliament grounds offers insights into New Zealand and Wellington’s political landscape. From there, the journey continues along the Wellington seismic fault line to the botanic gardens, where the exotic and native plants blend beautifully, providing an understanding of New Zealand’s distinctive flora and fauna as visitors walk through lush New Zealand bush.
Upon reaching the top of the gardens, at the summit of the cable car, guests can enjoy the stunning view, identify landmarks, and get a general orientation of the area.
The tour then proceeds through suburbs and areas that most tourists rarely visit, culminating on Cuba Street, the vibrant heart of the city, for a brief refreshment.
The tour concludes at the national museum on the waterfront.
Participants are assured to leave this tour with a deeper appreciation of Wellington and New Zealand.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.