





An iconic heritage venue, The Civic is an entertainment venue renowned for its Moorish Revival architecture and ornate interior. Opened in 1929 and seating 2,378 people, it hosts a variety of performances, including musicals, concerts, and film screenings. A must-visit for culture enthusiasts.
Standing at 328 meters, the Sky Tower is the tallest freestanding structure in the Southern Hemisphere. Located in the heart of Auckland's Central Business District, it offers 360-degree views of the city and beyond. Visitors can enjoy dining, entertainment, and even experience the SkyJump or SkyWalk for an adrenaline rush.
The Auckland Harbour Ferry Terminal is the hub for ferry services connecting the city to various islands in the Hauraki Gulf, including Waiheke and Rangitoto. Situated at the northern end of Queen Street, it's a gateway for scenic cruises and island adventures.
As New Zealand's leading public art gallery, it houses an extensive collection of national and international art. The gallery offers a range of exhibitions and events, making it a cultural cornerstone in Auckland.
Rangitoto Island is a volcanic island in the Hauraki Gulf, known for its symmetrical cone and unique lava fields. Accessible by ferry, it's a popular spot for hiking, picnicking, and exploring native bush. The island offers panoramic views of Auckland and the surrounding gulf.
Located in the Auckland Domain, the Auckland Museum brings New Zealand’s rich stories to life through immersive experiences. Explore powerful Māori and Pacific galleries, captivating natural history exhibits, and interactive displays that celebrate the nation’s people, culture, and heritage.