In central Wellington, one of the oldest parts of the parliament complex is a palatial hilltop building containing a vast collection of books and research materials.
Go on a free guided tour of the seat of New Zealand’s power, the beehive-shaped building that houses the New Zealand Parliament's Executive wing.
Learn about the events and people who shaped New Zealand's political landscape and see where the country is governed from at this collection of buildings.
One of New Zealand’s greatest collectors built this remarkable dwelling of various architectural designs to house his array of artifacts.
Rising tall between the towers of the parliamentary complex, this column and its equestrian sculpture pay tribute to the victims of war.
Built over nearly half a century, this earthquake-proof cathedral is filled with stunning works of art and is among the most sacred sites in Wellington.
