Located opposite Parliament, New Zealand’s ex-Government buildings stand proudly within the Government Buildings Historic Reserve. This impressive building, erected in 1876, holds the distinction of being the largest wooden structure in the Southern Hemisphere. Currently integrated into Victoria University’s law faculty, visitors can explore its grand staricase, the cabinet chamber, and historical exhibits on the ground and first floors.
View of houses in Ballantrae Place in Thorndon Wellington. Next door are Parliament Buildings. The top row of these...
The Wellington Cenotaph, also known as the Wellington Citizens’ War Memorial, is a prominent war memorial located at the...
Mount Victoria view of Wellington city and harbor, circa 1990. The Wellington Bus Terminus is in view. Today, a...
Monterey Pine forest on the slopes around Wellington Harbour. The Monterey Pine (Pinus Radiata) is a pine tree native...
Wellington Harbour as seen from the Wainuiomata Hill. In view is the Hutt River. It separates the industrial suburb...
Evans Bay is an arm of Wellington Harbour. At the end of this bay is the northern end of...
Looking at Wellington city and harbor from Mount Victoria, circa 1989. The Overseas Terminal (the wharf) is there as...
The New Zealand Parliament Buildings, located in Wellington serve as the core hub of the country’s government. Structures include...
