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The Staglands Wildlife Reserve lies 51 kilometres to the north-east of Wellington in the Akatarawa Valley, surrounded by lush forested land.
The Staglands Wildlife Reserve lies 51 kilometres to the north-east of Wellington in the Akatarawa Valley, surrounded by lush forested land. The man-made ecosystem of streams, ponds, hills and gullies is home to a wide range of native and exotic birds and animals, such falcon, kune kune pigs, whio, guinea pigs, rabbits, eel, rainbow trout and fallow deer to name a few. There is also a Secret Garden and Old Bush Settlement - a recreation of an abandoned settlement. It is a great picnic spot in the middle of nature, away from the bustle of the city.
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2362 Akatarawa Rd, Akatarawa Valley, Upper Hutt 5372, New Zealand
+64 4-526 7529
Sprawling over 22,000 hectares, the Rimutaka Forest Park is a protected area used for recreational nature activities such as tramping (hiking), camping, cycling, horse-riding, bird-watching and hunting
Matiu or Somes Island is the largest of 3 islands in the northern part of Wellington Harbour with an area of 25 hectares
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The Oriental Bay Beach along Wellington's inner harbor is a popular swimming spot in summer
The Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart and of Saint Mary His Mother is the parish church of the Thorndon Catholic parish and the Cathedral of the Archbishop of Wellington
Of all the eclectic Parliament buildings spread over the 45,000 square metre site in Lambton Quay, the Beehive stands out for its unique architecture
Mount Victoria rises gently to a height of 196 metres to the east of central Wellington
Occupying the 1892 French Empire style building of the Wellington Harbour Board Head Office and Bond Store, the Wellington Museum is breathtaking from both outside and inside
Named after former city mayor Sir Frank Kitts, the park on Wellington's waterfront was opened in 1976 on a site that was earlier used for wharf sheds
