The Beehive, officially the Executive Wing of the New Zealand Parliament Buildings, is one of the country’s most recognisable landmarks. It houses the Prime Minister, Cabinet Ministers, and senior government staff. Designed by British architect Sir Basil Spence, with detailed plans by the New Zealand Ministry of Works, its distinctive tapered cylindrical shape gives the building its nickname.
Wellington fog can happen in Wellington on windless days. While it is the windiest city on earth, the city...
A view over the Wellington railyard, with State Highway One and surrounding roads visible. The Wellington docks can also...
This statue pays tribute to Peter Fraser, who served as Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1940 to 1949....
View of houses rising up the hill in the suburb of Oriental Bay. Homes here are expensive because of...
Looking at Bowen Campus on Bowen Street in Wellington. It is the location for the Ministry of Defence and...
Mount Victoria view of Wellington city and harbor, circa 1990. The Wellington Bus Terminus is in view. Today, a...
Wellington’s iconic architectural building, known as the Beehive is the Executive Wing of Parliament. The building stands proudly in...
Houses cling to a hillside in the Wellington suburb of Wadestown, a common sight in the capital where many...
