• Auckland Domain - Auckland Domain is Auckland’s oldest and largest park, spanning 75 hectares in the central suburb of Graton. One of the park’s highlights is the Wintergarden. With two glass houses were built after World War II. one. These structures are a protected heritage.
• Albert Park - It is one of the city’s most important parks. Due to its central location, distinctive features, and long history, other features Many of these parks. There is also a flower clock and Albert’s Garden House, where clocks, ceramics, and other treasures are displayed.
• Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki - Museum of New Zealand and International Art There are approximately 15,000 works of art in the permanent collection covering various cultures, eras, and styles. The museum has regular special events, family activities, holiday programs, and creative learning activities, and there are also some coffee shops, shops, and free tours.
• Sky Tower - You can go to the top of the building in a glass-fronted elevator. And there, you can take in the views from three vantage points. If you want to spend more time atop the Sky Tower, you can dine at Peter Gordon’s, The Sugar Club restaurant, or have a lighter meal at Sky Café or Orbit, the city’s only revolving restaurant.
• New Zealand Maritime Museum - The museum has many interactive exhibits. That includes the chance to try designing your yacht, raising its sails, and standing up straight in the cabin of a rocker outside the museum. You can spend an hour in the Ted Ashby heritage ship, and every day at noon, you can hear historic cannons fired on the waterfront.

• Services of a professional local guide

• Sky Tower Admission fee
• New Zealand Maritime Museum Admission fee

Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, you’ll explore the city’s most captivating spots. While discovering Auckland, you’ll hear enchanting tales and interesting facts. Auckland is a lively, multifaceted city uniting the urban with the natural, with its 48 volcanic cones and over 50 islands. Ever wondered why Maungakiekie / One Tree Hill is a significant memorial site for the Māori and other New Zealanders? The narratives embedded in Auckland’s streets, structures, and corners will astound you. Your delightful guide will share what makes living in this city unique and extraordinary. Ideal for first-time visitors, looking to immerse themselves in all the city has to offer.

• A friendly local guide will lead your journey
• You’ll listen to the city’s lore and legends
• You’ll tour captivating spots

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.