Hotels near Wellington Airport - WLG, Wellington

There are lots of great sites such as the Museum within a relatively confined space. Good public transport is available. There are lots of good restaurants and cafes. In summer, the beaches and coastal areas are lovely and very accessible. Its worth visiting other suburbs such as the Hutt Valley, Porirua, Kapiti Coast and Wairarapa, also with good museums, beaches, eateries.

I was catching up with friends and family so that was my focus on this trip. Wellington does have brilliant cafes, restaurants and attractions such as the Cable Car, Te Papa, Mt Victoria lookout etc. Parking in the city is expensive so look into parking apps as they can save you lots of money. The Wakefield Market on a Sunday is worth going to but parking can be challenging if you go later in the day.

Love the breeze and fresh air windy at times but I love the cold weather Recommend the August eat for breakfast and brunch, very nice food is great, a lot of wood quality restaurants and bars nearby. There is a tepapa museum, market on the Sunday very cheap to get your veges and fruits and a lot of food stalls to enjoy.

truly vibrant beautiful culturally rich city. Stay in the central area, excellent public transport. Walk to all the sights. The I office great support, Te Papa, National Library, parliament buildings, the wonderful fashion, bookshops (old and new) waterfront magic!! lots of choices in the restaurants, smells from the food make you hungry. Pubs very grand, like the theatres. Has to be one of the most beautiful, cleanest, safest cities in the world. Everything in close proximity! Check out shops and street music in Cuba St!

Everything is awesome in Wellington. Honestly- we talked about moving there!! You can walk right through the CBD. Lots of shops, cafes, bars. (Try 'the Puffin', 'Charley Noble' and 'Docksider'...) The buses are clean and prompt and there are ubers everywhere. The suburbs are fabulous (try Island Bay bakery!) There are lots of new well marked bike lanes - there are hills surrounding, but the city is flat and you can bike to beaches like Oriental Bay and Island Bay and right around the coast. From Oriental Bay you can walk right up Mt Victoria in 20 minutes. (Scenes in the Lord of the Rings were filmed here - the Black Riders and Hobbits). Stunning views 360degrees of the harbour and hills. Fantastic Māori history displays and dual language naming. The town belt is beautiful and there are lots of beaches. It's windy sometimes but we loved the fresh air. Do not miss this fabulous place.

Recommend getting a snapper card for ease of travel. Initially $10 but providers cheaper fares on public transport. Utilise the metlink app to find nearest bus stop, timetables, trip planning etc. Very useful. Makes getting out of the city to visit much easier. Live tracking. Highly recommend these 2 essentials. I would recommend a behind the scenes walking tour of the Opera House and St James Theatre - my highlight on this trip. Wellington is a easy walking city. Catch the bus to Mt Victoria for the stunning views then walk down to Oriental Bay, the zoo or other walking trails. There are plenty of fine eating places. Most have menus on the windows. There are also food trucks and indoor food markets. It is very vibrant. The water front on a clear sunny place is the tops. Cant say no to the Cable car and a walk through the botanical gardens. This city offers a lot for solo travellers with a wide range of activities that be free.