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about AUCKLAND

11Auckland is a large metropolitan city in the North Island of New

Zealand. The most populous urban area in the country, Auckland has an
urban population of about 1,463,000 (June 2021).It is located in the Auckland
Region—the area governed by Auckland Council-which includes outlying rural
areas and the islands of the Hauraki Gulf. And which has a total population of
1,715,600. While Europeans continue to make up the plurality of Auckland's
population, the city became multicultural and cosmopolitan in the late-20th
century, with Asians accounting for 31% of the
city's population in 2018. Auckland is also home
to the largest Polynesian population in the world.
The Māori-language name for Auckland is Tāmaki
Makaurau, meaning "Tāmaki desired by many", in
reference to the desirability of its natural
resources and geography.

Polynesian population in Auckland

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Auckland
Art
Gallery

Auckland Art Gallery is the city's most
impressive cultural site. Housed in an
impressive French Renaissance-style structure
built in 1887, the gallery is home to New
Zealand's most extensive art collection with
more than 15,000 artworks on display.

The permanent galleries host an array of artworks, including European painting
and sculpture that date back to the 14th century. But of particular note, however, is
the main New Zealand collection. Located on the ground floor, here you'll find a
substantial amount of work highlighting Maori and Pacific Island artists.

Be sure to also visit the New Zealand Historic Art Gallery and Maori Portraiture
Gallery on the first floor, which showcase the work of New Zealand's early European
settlers. Guided tours are available, and a café and shop are located on the
premises.
Location : Wellesley Street E, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand

Waiheke
Island

Of all Auckland's Hauraki Gulf islands,
Waiheke Island is the most popular to visit.
Around 8,000 people live here year-round,
and the island's villages are home to art
galleries and a thriving café culture, while the
coast hosts plenty of white-sand beaches.

For keen walkers and hikers, a variety of trails wind along the coastline and
through the island interior. For spectacular views and a challenging hike, the Church
Bay Circuit is an excellent three-hour walk that showcases the best of the island.

History fans shouldn't miss Stony Batter Historic Reserve with its underground
tunnel system carved out in World War II in case Auckland was attacked. Regular
ferries to Waiheke Island run from Princes Wharf in central Auckland and take from
35-45 minutes.

For those wanting to linger longer, a variety of good accommodation options
are available, from beachside cottage rentals to bed and breakfasts.

Location : Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand

Sea Life
Kelly Tarlton’s
Aquarium

Sea Life Kelly Tarlton’s Aquarium allows
you to get up close and personal with life
under the water. A series of huge aquariums
containing aquatic life can be observed from
the tunnel walkways with sharks, tropical fish,
and stingrays. aquariums devoted to

Kelly Tarlton's also houses an Antarctic Encounter gallery, complete with a
snow-filled penguin enclosure, highlighting New Zealand's close association with
Antarctica's international scientific communities.

Adrenaline-junkies are catered for as well with the aquarium's Shark Dive and
Shark Cage Snorkel experiences, with savings available for online bookings.
Location : 23 Tamaki Drive, Orakei, Auckland 1071, New Zealand

Albert
Park

The most central green space in the
city is Albert Park with its elaborate Victorian
fountain, variety of statuary, and multitude of
flower beds. As well as being a tranquil spot
amid the inner-city hustle, the park is home
to a variety of small and quirky attractions
that will please culture-vultures.

Albert Park House contains an eclectic
array of ceramics and clocks; a floral clock
(dating from 1953) marks the park's Princes
Street entry, and the city's Meteorological
Observatory at the park's highest point has
been marking Auckland's weather since 1909.

The most prominent historic building
nearby is the Old Government House, now
part of Auckland University campus. This
timber Neoclassical structure (built in 1856)
was New Zealand's first parliament. Opposite
the Old Government House is the Old
Synagogue, dating from 1884, which is now
used for cultural events.

Those visiting Auckland in July should check out the Turama Festival, a fun
illumination-focused event that has become one of the best things to do in
Auckland.

Location : Princes Street, City Center, Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland
Sky Tower

Auckland's needle-like Sky Tower is the
city's most prominent landmark and, at 328
meters high, is New Zealand's highest building. If
you're looking for a place to snap the perfect city
panorama, then the observation deck here –
reached by zooming up to the top of the building
in a glass-elevator – is just the place to get your
camera out, with views stretching into the distance
for 80 kilometers on a clear day.

For many Sky Tower visitors, though, it's
about more than the view. New Zealanders are
renowned for turning attractions into thrill-seeking
opportunities, and the Sky Tower doesn't buck the
trend. Visitors can enjoy dizzying views by walking
the exterior 192-meter-high.

Sky Walk platform around the tower's pergola, and those looking for a total
adrenaline rush can base-jump off the platform on a Sky Jump.

A restaurant and gift shop are also available on-site. Also, be sure to catch a
glimpse of the tower at night when it's lit up to great effect.

Location : Victoria Street W, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand

Auckland War
Memorial Museum

Auckland's imposing War Memorial
Museum sits on the highest point of Auckland
Domain in a vast Neoclassical building dating
from 1929, which was erected as a memorial
dedicated to the New Zealand soldiers who
fought in World War I.

Today, it houses an impressive collection of artifacts that traces the history of
New Zealand from its first Polynesian settlers to the present day and highlights New
Zealand's natural heritage.

Of special interest are the Main Maori Galleries,
which host a wealth of artistry, including a magnificent
Maori gateway dating from the 12th to the 14th centuries;
a richly-decorated Meeting House; and the 25-meter-long
canoe, dating from 1836, in which Maori warriors once
sailed into Manukau Harbour.

The first floor hosts the natural history collection,
including a reconstruction of the country's famed and now
extinct giant moa birds. The top floor of the museum is
dedicated to the war memorials and displays the story of
New Zealand’s involvement in world conflict throughout
the country's history. Guided tours are available, along with
regular lectures and workshops.

Location : Auckland Domain, Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand

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Hotel
De Brett

Hotel De Brett, a hotel located
in the heart of Auckland. Connects
two neighborhoods: High Street, a hip
fashion street, and Shortland Street, a
bustling commercial street. The hotel
is decorated in a cute, bright, hip style.
There are more than 25 boutique-style
rooms, and each room is decorated
differently. Decorated with real New
Zealand furniture and paintings. Also
below the accommodation is a House
bar, a restaurant suitable for chilling.
chat with friends Alternatively, if you
want a serious meal, De Bretts Kitchen
is where you can savor delicious food.

Location : 2 High St, Auckland, 1010
Price : 232 - 465 NZD

The Quadrant
Hotel & Suites

A 4-star hotel located in the
heart of the city. comfortable travel
The rooms are well decorated. Pay
attention to every detail of the
guests. There are 277 rooms, suitable
for both tourists and business people.
Because it is located in the business
district and surrounded by shopping
malls and famous landmarks, such as
Vector Arena, Sky Tower, Queen
Street and High Street, that will surely
satisfy shoppers. There is also a Quad
Restaurant and bar serving New
Zealand wines and beers. Including a
view of the Zen garden style while
eating delicious food.

Location : 10 Waterloo Quadrant,
Auckland, 1010, New Zealand
Price : 162 - 697 NZD

Hilton
Auckland

Elegant room that can see the
sea It's the perfect location for the
Hilton Auckland. Here you can
sunbathe on your private balcony. Or
will it be a communal swimming pool
overlooking the nearby harbor? I assure
you that these views can not be seen
anywhere. Also from the Hilton into
the city is not far. comfortable travel
Easy walk to restaurants, shops and
trendy bars. There is also the FISH
Restaurant where guests can enjoy
specialties by famous New Zealand
chefs.

Location : 147 Quay St, Auckland, 1010,
Price : 232 - 1,395 NZD

Grand Windsor
Hotel

Nicely decorated vintage style
hotel. simple but elegant Located in
the heart of Auckland, with great
harbor views from your bedroom, the
Grand Windsor Hotel is just steps
away from the scenic Viaduct Harbor,
North Wharf and Taitemata Harbor
districts. It is also close to famous
shopping areas and the bustling
business district. Including a variety
of cafes and restaurants.

Location : 58-60 Queen st, 1001
Price : 93 - 232 NZD

The Shakespeare
Hotel & Brewery

Accommodation and pub with
built-in brewery and beer! This is a 100
year old building that, besides beer
and craft beers, offers 10 unique
rooms. decorated with care Gives a
sense of fun with the use of bright
colors. In addition, the service staff are
lovely and friendly. as well as a great
location that allows you to travel to
the business district The shopping
district is only minutes away. Allowing
you to experience the real Auckland.

Location : 61 Albert Street, Auckland
Price : 116 - 232 NZD

Warkworth
Lodge

Boutique motel in the middle
of Warkworth Village. Just a few steps
away you will find local restaurants
and cafes near the river and the
historic district. The accommodation
has 11 rooms that can accommodate
about 30 people, including large villas
and suites to cater to groups of
people. From couples to families
Some larger rooms have built-in
kitchens. where you can cook for
yourself on your New Zealand
vacation.

Location : 8 Falls Street, Warkworth,
0910, Auckland, New Zealand
Price : 93 - 232 NZD

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The Blue
Breeze Inn

Combine laid back Pacific with modern Chinese cuisine, and throw in a
cranking rum and cocktail bar.

Think freshly-shucked oysters with Sichuan and chilli vinegar, black truffle
and pork dumplings, or the signature bang bang spicy chicken. And as any regular
knows, you can't mention The Blue Breeze Inn without mentioning their legendary
steamed buns, filled with crispy pork and pickled cucumber. There's a reason this
place is constantly on the top restaurant lists.

Opening Hours : Monday – Sunday : 12pm.- Late
Phone : +64 9 360 0303
Location : 146 Ponsonby Road Ponsonby Central, Ponsonby, Auckland 1011 NZ
Contact Instagram : @THEBLUEBREEZEINN

Harbourside
Ocean Bar Gril

Harbourside Ocean Bar Grill is an institution in Auckland’s restaurant scene
and first opened in 1988 before being purchased by Good Group Hospitality in
2013 and undergoing a multi-million dollar refurbishment to make it what it is
today.

Opening Hours : Open daily from 11.30am.
Phone : 09 307 0556
Location : First floor, The ferry Building, 99 Quay Street, Auckland City
Contact Wedsite : harbourside.co

Cotto
Auckland

Cotto presents authentic Italian cuisine within an open-kitchen concept,
situated in the heart of Auckland Central. Here, pasta is in the hands of a master
who understands the rules and breaks them by adding kiwi accents to traditional
pasta. Truly modern. Truly delicious food.

With a menu inspired by locally-sourced seasonal produce, you must try the
siganture dish, Gnocchi - kumara, ricotta, gorgonzola, walnut, watercress. Savour
the rich flavours of the food in this enchanting eatery showcasing the decadence
of an Italian experience, with beautiful presentation and sleek surroundings.

Opening Hour : Monday – Saturday : 5pm. - Late
Phone : 09 394 1555
Location : 375 Karangahape Road, Auckland CBD.
Contact Email : @cotto.co.nz

Amano
Auckland

Amano is one of Britomart’s most prominent restaurants with a seasonal
menu that is sure to tempt your palate.

Amano prides itself on sourcing the best ingredients and menu items are
sourced on a seasonal basis that will always lead to new tastes and flavours.

Delectable pasta dishes are also a menu must try with standouts including
the scampi agnolotti with fermented chilli and chervil and the crayfish tortelloni
with chives and pangritata. Pasta is made in-house via Amano’s own flower mill.

Opening Hours Open Monday – Sunday : 7.00am. - Late
Phone +64 09 394 1416
Location 66-68 Tyler Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Contact Email : [email protected]

Sails
Restaurant

There are very few views in the world that capture the essence of a city
better than the one from sails restaurant.The restaurant is situated in the heart of
the Southern Hemisphere’s largest marina, Westhaven, so every table looks out
over thousands of yachts. Beyond this sea of masts sits the Auckland Harbour
Bridge, North Head and Rangitoto Island — the view that is the City of Sails.
Minutes from the centre of Auckland, yet in a world of its own, with unlimited free
parking at the door, Sails Restaurant is not just about location. Over the last three
decades, the restaurant has forged its reputation as one of New Zealand’s top
restaurants through an uncompromising belief in using only the freshest
ingredients, the most talented chefs and professional waiting staff.

Opening Hours Wed Thu Sat : Lunch – Closed | Dinner 6:30pm
Fri Sun : Lunch 12pm | Dinner 6:30pm

Phone : 09 378 9890
Location : 103-113 Westhaven Drive, Westhaven Marina Auckland 1144
Contact Facebook : Sails Restaurant

Ahi
Restaurant

A truly New Zealand restaurant, a concept straight from the heart, and the
realization of a lifelong dream for friends, award winning Chef Ben Bayly and Front
of House professional Chris Martin.
Ahi is a laid back and sophisticated food and wine experience, bringing the very
best of New Zealand hospitality to the Auckland CBD at Commercial Bay.

Opening Hours Open Monday – Saturday : 12.00pm. - Late
Phone 0225 AHI AKL (0225 244 255)
Location Level 2, Commercial Bay 7 Queen Street Auckland 1010
Contact Instagram : @ahirestaurant