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Where to go when traveling around Wellington?

Take an old tram to watch the city scenery, go to the bay to drink coffee, the wind blows slowly, and the air floats not only the smell of the sea but also the smell of sunshine. How could a place like this not make people yearn for it? Welcome to Wellington. Below are the good places to visit around Wellington compiled by the editor. I hope it will be helpful to you!

Wellington tourist attractions 1. Wellington Botanic Garden

Wellington Botanic Garden

Botanical Garden Built in 1844, several of New Zealand's oldest exotic tree species make their home here. The botanic gardens feature native and exotic trees, a crabapple house and café, colorful floral and herb gardens, an Australian-style garden, and the award-winning Lady Norwood Rose Garden.

Address: 101 Glenmore, Kelburn, Wellington

2. National Parliament Buildings

ParliamentBuildings

Architecture and history lovers will love to visit This complex, which includes several buildings including the Parliament House Beehive, is an iconic building in Wellington and New Zealand.

Address: Ballantrae Pl, Thorndon, Wellington

3. Mount Victoria Lookout

Mount Victoria Lookout

At the 196-meter-high Mount Victoria Enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Wellington city. There is a beautiful harbor here and the sea rushing to the south.

Address: MtVictoria,Wellington

Wellington’s delicious Korean restaurant 1. TasteofKorea

Address: 142WillisSt,Wellington6011

The shop is at It's in a small alley. It's not very eye-catching. If I hadn't been pointed out by a friend beforehand, I couldn't have found it. The store feels very bright. The variety of barbecue buffet is not as many as AKL, but it is still very fresh. If the barbecue meat is not available, it will be gone. The food will be served immediately. The waiter is a Korean girl who can speak Chinese. She is very nice. If you want to eat Korean barbecue, you can go and check it out. The price of the dishes is 40 per person. BBQ, night market is 30 per person, and lunch market also has discounts.

Recommended dish: Korean BBQ grilled pork belly

2. HanRiver

Address: GroundFloor/9MargaretSt,LowerHutt5010

The store is not very big , but the environment is good, and the taste is very suitable for us Asians. It is not too spicy, spicy and sweet, sweet and salty. The boss is a very handsome uncle. He always speaks with a gentlemanly demeanor. I like uncles. You can refer to the little lolita. Also, if you are very lucky that day, you may be able to see the beautiful proprietress in charge of the kitchen! The price of the dishes is moderate, 20 per person.

Recommended dish: Cold noodle beef soup

Wellington Religion Many of the early New Zealand residents came from Europe, and the religion followed by the majority of the population was Christianity. According to a 2013 Data New Zealand survey, Christianity remains the dominant religious belief in Wellington. Among them, 13.6% of the city's population, or 26,061 people, are believers in Christianity. However, the survey also shows that from 1991 to 2013, the number of __ has decreased by 26%, the number of Buddhists has increased by 22%, the number of Hindus has increased by 20%, and the number of Muslims has increased by 13%. On the other hand, four in 10 New Zealanders surveyed had no religious affiliation, with half of Wellington's population claiming not to belong to any religious group. Moreover, in New Zealand culture, religion is a very personal issue, and it is very impolite to ask or talk about other people's religious beliefs and political attitudes. It can be seen that with the increase in the number of immigrants and the improvement of social openness, religion is increasingly becoming a diversified personal choice for New Zealanders.