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Culture and Nature
- close to cultural amenities, adjacent to the ‘green belt’ with its bush walking tracks – to Oriental Bay and south coast
- walk to Te Papa in 15 minutes; bus to National Library and Archives New Zealand
- take the No 2 bus across the road to the Cable Car, Botanic Gardens entrance and Zealandia
- Dozens of restaurants cafes within a 10-minute walk
Ambiance
- Victorian villa, built in 1895
- In a street of mainly Victorian and Edwardian houses
- Cook and eat in the kitchen and on round dining table
- Big north-facing deck with table and chairs
- Tree views from all bedrooms
- Books to read (basic televisions and dvd players; no Sky)
Easy access
- Drive in from the north, take the last motorway exit, come out of tunnel int Vivian Street and then straight ahead (Vivian becomes Pirie Street) and up to the last house on the left.
- About half way between airport and ferry
- Bus stops outside the gate and across the road (No 2)
- Get the No 2 bus to or from the airport and Lambton Quay (main shopping street) or Courtenay Place
- Free off-street parking
- Flat driveway and entry to the house
Vibrant Wellington
Wellington is a compact, vibrant city of culture and nature and has been dubbed ‘the coolest little capital in the world’ by a travel guide. It has Te Papa (the national museum, free), the National Library, Archives New Zealand and Parliament Buildings as well as Zealandia wildlife centre, Otari plant museum, Wellington Museum, the City Gallery and Wellington Public Library.
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