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Belmont Regional Park
A meandering valley filled with native bush, gentle hills and expansive farmland provides visitors and locals with a great space for a variety of activities, from picnicking and walking to mountain biking and tramping.
Address: Belmont Lower Hutt Wellington New Zealand
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New Zealand's oldest zoo, the Wellington Zoo was founded in 1906. Over the years, it has built up its population to over 400 animal ambassadors including endangered species such as sun bears and the Sumatran tiger. Native New Zealand animals are here such as the popular brown kiwi, and the elusive Tuatara, an animal unchanged since the age of the dinosaurs. Dedicated to conservationism, the zoo also offers a large range of programs for community involvement from educational programs to animal adoptions.
Address: Manchester Street, Newtown Park, Newtown Wellington New Zealand
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Otari Wilton's Bush offers 90 acres of uncultivated native bush and 5 acres of cultivated gardens. Trails weave throughout tall grasses and even taller trees forming a 90-metre (295 ft) canopy where many birds make their home. A visitor centre is on site.
Address: 160 Wilton Road, Wilton Wellington New Zealand
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This grand garden features 26 hectares (64 acres) of wonderfully cultivated gardens including a rose garden, begonia house, memorial park, observatory, sundial and a playground. Here visitors will find a magnificent array of native and exotic flora from ferns and succulents to rhododendrons and threatened species. Open daily and free entry.
Address: 101 Glenmore Street, Thorndon Wellington New Zealand
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