Wellington Botanic Garden is located in the Kelburn suburb, close to the cable car's top station. Spanning around 25 hectares, the garden includes a variety of native and exotic plant collections, forests, gardens, and open spaces.
We took the cable car from the main street to reach the top of the Botanic Garden. It was a good decision not to purchase a round-trip ticket because we could enjoy a walk through the garden all the way back down to town.
From Beehive (Parliament House) on Lambton Quay to where the McDonald is, before catch the Cable car.
Then Out of the Botanical Garden walk to Te Papa Tongarewa.
Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand and is known for its vibrant culture, picturesque landscapes, and unique geographical features.
The most famous Land mark in Wellington is the Executive Wing of Parliament (The Beehive)
The Beehive is one of the most recognizable buildings in Wellington due to its unique shape, resembling a traditional beehive. It was designed by British architect Sir Basil Spence in 1964, and the construction was completed in 1981.
The Beehive houses the executive offices of the New Zealand government, including the Prime Minister's office and various ministerial offices. It is an important center of political power in the country.
I did not know it is publicly accessible till I need to use bathroom and walked in it. The security staff said yes, I can go in to use the bathroom and just need to check my bag!
