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.
Wellington’s iconic architectural building, known as the Beehive is the Executive Wing of Parliament. The building stands proudly in...
The Wellington city skyline at night as seen from Oriental Parade. Wellington is a windy city, but on a still...
Looking toward Wellington Harbour from Miramar Peninsula with pohutukawa trees in flower in the foreground.
Looking at the Wellington cable car from the Wellington Botanic Gardens lookout. In view is Kelburn Park with the...
Looking at the airport and South Coast of Wellington being slowly enveloped in fog from the Cook Strait. There...
Somes Island lies in the centre of Wellington Harbour in New Zealand. The largest of three islands, it is...
The Former Government Buildings in Wellington, completed in 1876, are one of New Zealand’s most iconic historic landmarks and...
This photo, taken in 1989, shows Scorching Bay. You can see the car park filled with cars typical of...
