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Wellington (Māori: Te Whanganui-a-Tara) is the capital and second largest urban area of New Zealand. It is also the world's southernmost capital city of a UN member state. The Windy City is on the foreshore of Wellington Harbour and ringed by hills, providing the scenic home of many of New Zealand's national arts and cultural attractions.

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  1. EatCity

    Harbourside Market

    Lively market along the waterfront near Te Papa, every Sunday morning. All sorts of fruit/veges and other food supplies, but in terms of finding breakfast/lunch, there are a good variety of options in the $10-or-less range, including casual-yet-sophisticated, Kiwi-style barbecue stalls (look out for the pulled-pork-sandwiches place; fish is good too), plus Vietnamese, South Indian dhosa, Chilean hot dogs, South American churros etc. Everything finishes up by about 1-2PM.

    Su 07:30-13:00

  2. SeeArchaeological siteCity

    Plimmer's Ark

    In 1883, a bank was built on top of a wrecked ship that had been built in Nova Scotia in 1848, and had been used as a market. When they renovated the building, they discovered the ship's timbers and preserved the remains in the building. Take the escalator down through the bank vault doors.

    Mon-Fri 9:30AM-5PM, Sat 10AM-4PM, Sun 11AM-3PM

  3. SeeCity

    Cathedral of St Paul

    Large Anglican church built between 1954 and 1998. The cathedral is a relatively plain design, made of reinforced concrete, and has some fine stained glass. A farmer's market is held in the car park on Saturday mornings.

    Mon-Fri 10AM-5PM, Sat 10AM-4PM, Sun 8AM-4PM; services Sun 8AM, 10AM, 4PM

  4. BuyCity

    Harbourside Sunday Market

    A weekly outdoor market, with hot food stalls, local artisan food and some value fruit and veg stalls.

    Sun 7:30AM - 1PM

  5. EatCity Not mapped

    Wellington Night Market

    Nice selection of food stalls offering cheap food ($10-15 at most) from around the world, including Chinese, South Indian, African, Filipino, and Malaysian. Has a quirky, bohemian vibe; live music sometimes, and a few little crafty-type stalls as well.

    Fri 5-11PM

  6. BuyMarket

    Newtown Fruit & Vegetables Market

    Mein Street

    Sa 07:00-14:00