by Paul Joseph, Travelmag | March 20, 2023 Whether it’s cultural sites and attractions, foodie adventures, live sports, or eating out, there are a huge amount of great things to see and do in Wellington. Read more
Wellington Museum Te Waka Huia o Ngā Taonga Tuko Iho has received a new seismic rating and has been assessed as an earthquake-prone building. Our people and visitors are our priority. There is nothing within the assessment that indicates the building is...
Experience Wellington strives to provide a safe space for all, regardless of gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, physical ability, appearance, neurodiversity, physical appearance, body size, ethnicity, nationality, race, age, or religion. Harassment...
Space Place had the honour of hosting a worldwide screening of Ngā Tohunga Whakatere - The Navigators, simultaneously broadcasting around the world as part of Matariki celebrations as rights to screen the film are being purchased by planetarium...
Experience Wellington sites under the COVID Protection Framework From Tuesday, April 5, you will no longer be required to present your My Vaccine Pass to enter our visitor sites – Wellington Museum, Capital E, Space Place, City Gallery Wellington, Cable Car Museum or...
From Tuesday, April 5, you will no longer be required to present your My Vaccine Pass to enter our visitor sites – Wellington Museum, Capital E, Space Place, City Gallery Wellington, Cable Car Museum or Nairn Street Cottage. Under the current RED setting of the COVID...
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