The Beehive, located in Wellington, New Zealand, is not a beehive in the traditional sense; rather, it is a distinctive architectural landmark. Its official name is the Executive Wing of the New Zealand Parliament Buildings. The building’s nickname, “The Beehive,” comes from its unique shape resembling that of a traditional woven beehive or skep.
This photo, taken in 1989, shows Scorching Bay. You can see the car park filled with cars typical of...
The Wellington Cenotaph, also known as the Wellington Citizens’ War Memorial, is a prominent war memorial located at the...
View of Wellington Harbour with State Highway One, the docks, and Sky Stadium in view. The gangway for the...
Located opposite Parliament, New Zealand’s ex-Government buildings stand proudly within the Government Buildings Historic Reserve. This impressive building, erected...
A view of Wellington Bus Station with a building from Victoria University on the left, and the Beehive, the...
Next to the Kelburn Cable Car Terminus is a lookout that offers sweeping views over Wellington city. You can...
View of Evans Bay in Wellington as seen from Miramar Peninsula. The hill with the aerial on top is...
Wellington Harbour as seen from the Wainuiomata Hill. In view is the Hutt River. It separates the industrial suburb...
