The Wellington Cenotaph, also known as the Wellington Citizens’ War Memorial, is a prominent war memorial located at the intersection of Lambton Quay and Bowen Street, near New Zealand’s Parliament in Wellington. It was unveiled in 1931 to honor those who served in World War I, but it was later rededicated to also commemorate the soldiers who fought in World War II.
Wellington city and harbor as seen from Mount Victoria, circa 1990. Frank Kitts Park is newly constructed but Shed...
You’ll find these stairs near the Wellington Cenotaph, leading up to the Beehive Building. This iconic structure, designed in...
View of the Cable Car track with the Wellington CBD on an overcast day. In the background, some of...
A cloudy Wellington city as seen from the popular tourist spot of Mount Victoria Lookout. The city’s suburbs extend...
An exotic American Tulip tree in the Wellington Botanical Gardens. The American Tulip is the the tallest hardwood in...
The sun setting behind Wellington Harbour as seen from atop the Wainuiomata Hill from a popular scenic lookout.
The night-time view from the Oriental Bay Lookout is stunning. Located at 52 McFarlane Street, the lookout features a...
Wellington’s iconic architectural building, known as the Beehive is the Executive Wing of Parliament. The building stands proudly in...
