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.
Massey Memorial bunkers in Miramar were built in 1885 as a response to the Crimean War and the expanding...
A cloudy Wellington city as seen from the popular tourist spot of Mount Victoria Lookout. The city’s suburbs extend...
View of Wellington Harbour as seen from Massey Memorial on Miramar Peninsula. The CBD can be seen in the...
Looking up at the canopy of a pinus radiata forest on the coast of Wellington Harbour. Pinus radiata is...
Looking at the Treehouse Visitor Centre in the Wellington Botanic Gardens. The building is an information center with a...
The Old Government Buildings in Wellington, New Zealand, hold a significant place in the country’s history and architectural heritage....
An exotic American Tulip tree in the Wellington Botanical Gardens. The American Tulip is the the tallest hardwood in...
View of Scorching Bay in the year 1989. The beach is one of the nicest harbor beached in the...
