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.
The sun setting behind Wellington Harbour as seen from atop the Wainuiomata Hill from a popular scenic lookout.
Located across from the primary beach in Oriental Bay, these villas were constructed during the turn of the century....
44 Bowen Street serves as the site for Bowen Campus, boasting a value surpassing $500 million NZD. Situated adjacent...
Standing on the southern coastline of Wellington and looking toward Island Bay with Taputeranga Island in view. Photo taken...
View of Scorching Bay in the year 1989. The beach is one of the nicest harbor beached in the...
Close up view of the northern end of the capital city’s CBD. Wellington and skyline has a more dense...
The New Zealand Parliament Buildings, located in Wellington serve as the core hub of the country’s government. Structures include...
Massey Memorial bunkers in Miramar were built in 1885 as a response to the Crimean War and the expanding...
