Parliament House in Wellington, is one of the buildings that comprise New Zealand Parliament Buildings. This building houses the debating chamber, speaker’s office, a visitors’ center, and committee rooms. Construction occurred from 1914 to 1922, replacing a former building destroyed by fire in 1907. Parliament began utilizing the partially finished building in 1918. It is recognized by Heritage New Zealand, with a Category I heritage status.
The Wellington Cenotaph, also known as the Wellington Citizens’ War Memorial, is a prominent war memorial located at the...
This photo, taken in 1989, shows Scorching Bay. You can see the car park filled with cars typical of...
Aerial view of Wellington city and harbor as seen from Mount Victoria, circa 2012. The beach is Oriental Bay...
Zooming in on Wellington Harbour and snow-capped peaks in the Tararua mountain range. The suburb of Petone lies on...
The night-time view from the Oriental Bay Lookout is stunning. Located at 52 McFarlane Street, the lookout features a...
View of Wellington’s CBD with Wellington Harbour in view. The mountains in the background are the Remutaka Range and...
Monterey Pine forest on the slopes around Wellington Harbour. The Monterey Pine (Pinus Radiata) is a pine tree native...
View of Wellington Harbour as seen from Massey Memorial on Miramar Peninsula. The CBD can be seen in the...
