Flight Auckland
Auckland, the City of sails
Auckland is a flourishing city and the nation’s economic and industrial capital. It is often considered to be to New Zealand what Sydney is to Australia. The city offers spectacular landscapes as it is surrounded by volcanic ridges and more than 50 isles. With its impressive harbor, Auckland is the ultimate sailing destination. Fittingly known as the “City of Sails”, Auckland welcomes sumptuous yachts and prestigious regattas which have contributed to its nautical reputation.
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An authentic city
Auckland is a paradise for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts. Kayaking, surfing, jet-skiing and more, this city has it all! You will undoubtedly enjoy the great variety of landscapes and activities Auckland has to offer. Whether you decide to cruise the Hauraki Gulf on a sailing boat or to climb an extinct volcano, you will indulge in some unforgettable experiences. In Auckland nature is omnipresent and the city is beautifully hemmed by hills and mountains.Thrill seekers will love Auckland's unique adrenaline-pumping activities...Bungee Jump from Harbour Bridge or BASE jump by wire off breathtaking Sky Tower, the city's highest building!. Or you can opt for activities that are less dangerous but just as exciting! For a true taste of urban delight, don’t miss Queen Street, CBD’s main strip. It is lined with boutiques, restaurants, cafés, bars and entertainment venues. You will discover one of Auckland’s liveliest spots, a haven for shoppers and foodies alike...if you grab a bite, try lamb and kiwi, a local specialty. In Auckland, the country’s dense cultural heritage -an intricate meshing of European and Maori influences- is palpable.Visit the world-class Auckland Museum and you will uncover the wealth of New Zealand’s cultural, traditional and artistic identity. If you’re looking for an activity that will please the entire family, head for the zoo or the Kelly Tarlton Aquarium where you will be able to contemplate sea life through underwater acrylic tunnels. A must-see!
Monday 27 January 2020
Auckland
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Auckland, the art of a pleasant life
A city that’s wild at heart
Always listed among the world’s most liveable cities, Auckland nestles between volcanoes, islands and beaches. Although it’s New Zealand’s largest city, it’s a pleasant size to explore. Book a flight to Auckland and get ready to try stand-up paddle on Takapuna Beach or to discover your talents as a surfer off the sweep of black sand that is Piha Beach. If you’re a morning person, head out hiking on Rangitoto, one of Auckland’s extinct volcanoes. You’ll walk among lush landscapes and be rewarded with a panoramic view over the city. Back from your escapade, discover Auckland’s village-like side with an afternoon at Devonport.
A love of sport
After taking the city’s pulse, set off to see the symbolic sights of New Zealand. As well as a plane ticket to Auckland you’ll need a ticket to see the Auckland Blues in Eden Park: rugby is the country’s main sport. Your holiday in Auckland will also take you to Harbour Bridge if you’re up for an adrenaline rush, you’ll be bungee jumping off the bridge. Continue on towards the Waterfront. You can admire the bay from here, and hop aboard a sailing boat to discover why Auckland is known as "the city of sails".
Culture and fun, the perfect combination
To find out more about the city’s history, head to the Auckland Domain, the city’s largest park, and visit the Auckland War Memorial Museum. The oldest museum in the city, it presents archives, objects and works of art. But Auckland’s heritage is also about leisure and fun. Booking your travel to Auckland will naturally lead you to the famous Sky Tower. From a height of 328m you can admire the view over the whole region, and then head back down to test your luck at the casino. Have fun with the family at Auckland Zoo, among the 135 animal species who live there, from tigers to zebras and elephants.
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Festivals
Music
24/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
Auckland Folk Festival
AUCKLAND 
Festivals
Music
24/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
Auckland Folk Festival
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Music lovers will be delighted by the variety of musicians (both home-grown and international) who are set to play at the Auckland Folk Festival 2020.
Indeed it's the biggest New Zealand folk festival of the year. This well-loved festival showcases the best of the local acoustic musicians, this year you can catch Tony Ellis & The Musicians of Braeburn, among many others.
The line up includes many of the greatest classical and contemporary folk artists.
Indeed it's the biggest New Zealand folk festival of the year. This well-loved festival showcases the best of the local acoustic musicians, this year you can catch Tony Ellis & The Musicians of Braeburn, among many others.
The line up includes many of the greatest classical and contemporary folk artists.
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Access Road, Kumeu1001
AUCKLAND
Festivals
Pop/Rock
27/01/2020
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St. Jerome's Laneway Festival Auckland
AUCKLAND
Festivals
Pop/Rock
27/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
St. Jerome's Laneway Festival Auckland
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This festival, which was originally Australian, came to Auckland in 2010. This year Laneway NZ will celebrate its tenth edition, with forty or so bands and artists playing on the stages set up in Albert Park. The headliners are ever more impressive each year: last year the line up included massive names such as Florence and the Machine, Mac DeMarco, Wolf Alice and the talented and subversive Billie Eilish. This year once again, indie rock, indie pop and electro-punk will delight thousands of music lovers.
Adress
Princes St1001
AUCKLAND
Festivals & Carnivals
Feast
27/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
Auckland Anniversary Day
AUCKLAND
Festivals & Carnivals
Feast
27/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
to 27/01/2020
Auckland Anniversary Day
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The capital of New Zealand celebrates its anniversary on the last Monday of January, a tradition that dates back to 1840. This event celebrates when Lieutenant Colonel William Hobson spied land from his ship: he was to land on North Island and founded Auckland as the capital of this British colony.
On Auckland Anniversary Day you'll find activities taking place throughout the city but also in the regions of Waikato, King Country, Coromandel, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne and in the East Coast Regions. You can also find regattas taking place along the coasts near Auckland.
On Auckland Anniversary Day you'll find activities taking place throughout the city but also in the regions of Waikato, King Country, Coromandel, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne and in the East Coast Regions. You can also find regattas taking place along the coasts near Auckland.
On Monday 27 January 2020 :
- Monday from 10:00 to 20:00
Admission prices :
- Free
- Monday from 10:00 to 20:00
Admission prices :
- Free
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Auckland 11421001
AUCKLAND
Sporting Events
Water Sports
14/02/2020
to 16/02/2020
to 16/02/2020
Takapuna Beach Cup
AUCKLAND
Sporting Events
Water Sports
14/02/2020
to 16/02/2020
to 16/02/2020
Takapuna Beach Cup
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The biggest canoe competition in New Zealand is back. For 3 days, the races take place from one of the most beautiful beaches in Auckland, Takapuna Beach, in the Gulf of Hauraki. Participants can therefore enjoy the crystal clear water, breathtaking views and a route that passes one of New Zealand's most famous volcanoes, the Rangitoto.
Hardened athletes and novices alike will be able to challenge themselves in four formats: the 42km marathon, the 21km half Ironman, the 24km relay and the 10km junior and novice race.
Hardened athletes and novices alike will be able to challenge themselves in four formats: the 42km marathon, the 21km half Ironman, the 24km relay and the 10km junior and novice race.
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Takapuna Beach1001
AUCKLAND
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Auckland War Memorial Museum
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Auckland War Memorial Museum
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Located in the heart of a vast estate, the Auckland War Memorial Museum showcases the people of New Zealand, their history and culture.
During your visit, you will discover the stories and personal sacrifices of those who helped New Zealand become a free and independent country.
The Auckland War Memorial Museum hosts a rich programme of events throughout the year, such as the live public performances of Maori traditions.
During your visit, you will discover the stories and personal sacrifices of those who helped New Zealand become a free and independent country.
The Auckland War Memorial Museum hosts a rich programme of events throughout the year, such as the live public performances of Maori traditions.
Admission prices :
Full price : 25
Children : 10
Closed on 25 December
Adress
The Auckland Domain, Parnell1001
AUCKLAND
Phone
09 309 0443 email
info@aucklandmuseum.com website
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Devonport
AUCKLAND
Place of character
Bucolic/Country
Devonport
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A short 15 minute ferry ride from the city centre you will find one of Auckland's loveliest spots. Devonport is like a little village, a far cry from the tall buildings of the city centre. In fact, this is one of the oldest suburbs of Auckland.
It's a great place to spend a day, wandering among the streets where you will find charming little cafés, restaurants and shops. You can also visit the beaches that surround the village, and admire the fine view over Auckland Bay.
It's a great place to spend a day, wandering among the streets where you will find charming little cafés, restaurants and shops. You can also visit the beaches that surround the village, and admire the fine view over Auckland Bay.
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Sky Tower
AUCKLAND
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Sky Tower
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The Sky Tower in Auckland is the highest tower in New Zealand. It dominates the city skyline at a height of 328 meters.
Visitors can admire impressive views form the glass fronted lifts that ascend the facades of the tower. The observation platform provides a panoramic view of Auckland. It's possible to see up to 80 km away!
The more adventurous can try the unique experience of the Sky Jump, which is a bungee jump from the top of the tower, or the thrilling Sky Walk where you can literally walk on the very edge of the tower around the observation platform, as if you were walking on air!
Visitors can admire impressive views form the glass fronted lifts that ascend the facades of the tower. The observation platform provides a panoramic view of Auckland. It's possible to see up to 80 km away!
The more adventurous can try the unique experience of the Sky Jump, which is a bungee jump from the top of the tower, or the thrilling Sky Walk where you can literally walk on the very edge of the tower around the observation platform, as if you were walking on air!
Admission prices :
Full price : 29
Children from 6 to 14 years : 12
Children up to 5 years : Free
Students : 20
Adress
Corner of Federal Street & Victoria Street1001
AUCKLAND
Phone
0800 759 2489 email
skytower@skycity.co.nz website
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Rangitoto
AUCKLAND
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Ecological
Rangitoto
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A volcanic island, Rangitoto lies just off the coast of Auckland. In Maori language, its name means "blood red sky", in memory of a bloody battle with the tribe who lived there, long before the English bought the island in 1854.
Since 1890 it has been a nature reserve. Instantly recognisable with its conical shape, the island is 5.5km wide and is easily visible from Auckland.
On the island you can hike up the volcano for a magnificent 360° view, visit black lava caves, explore the island's coastline by kayak, and much more.
Since 1890 it has been a nature reserve. Instantly recognisable with its conical shape, the island is 5.5km wide and is easily visible from Auckland.
On the island you can hike up the volcano for a magnificent 360° view, visit black lava caves, explore the island's coastline by kayak, and much more.
Adress
Rangitoto1001
AUCKLAND
Phone
09 379 6476 email
aucklandvc@doc.govt.nz To leave and eat
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Everybody's
AUCKLAND
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Everybody's
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In the centre of Auckland, Imperial House is now home to Everybody's. Where once the city's main cinema was located, this unique establishment has become a popular spot in the city of sails, thanks to its variety of atmospheres.
There are no less than seven different spaces on different floors, so at Everybody's, anybody and everybody can feel right at home.
Perched on a bar stool or seated on a comfy sofa, tuck in to the sharing platters or burgers on the menu, accompanied by a beer or a cocktail.
There are no less than seven different spaces on different floors, so at Everybody's, anybody and everybody can feel right at home.
Perched on a bar stool or seated on a comfy sofa, tuck in to the sharing platters or burgers on the menu, accompanied by a beer or a cocktail.
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info@imperialhouse.co.nz Phone
09 390 4510
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Orphans Kitchen
AUCKLAND
Gourmet spot
Orphans Kitchen
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A Victorian house dating from the early 20th century now houses the restaurant Orphans Kitchen.
This establishment serves up great food all day long, in the dining room or in the courtyard if the weather is fine.
This places is a simple and authentic spot, much like New Zealand itself. As for the food, you'll find a range of fresh, regional produce on the menu. Several dishes which appear on the menu pay homage to Maori culture: something to try and perhaps discover some new flavours.
This establishment serves up great food all day long, in the dining room or in the courtyard if the weather is fine.
This places is a simple and authentic spot, much like New Zealand itself. As for the food, you'll find a range of fresh, regional produce on the menu. Several dishes which appear on the menu pay homage to Maori culture: something to try and perhaps discover some new flavours.
email
eat@orphanskitchen.co.nz Phone
09 378 7979
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Soul Bar & Bistro
AUCKLAND
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Soul Bar & Bistro
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In the heart of Viaduct Harbour you will find the Soul Bar & Bistro. This is the place to enjoy a meal beside the harbour, with a backdrop of boats coming and going in the bay.
You can stop here at any time of day, to have a drink, enjoy a meal, or - late at night - you'll step into the electric atmosphere of a club night.
Night or day, at Soul Bar & Bistro, it's always a good moment to stop by with friends for a while.
You can stop here at any time of day, to have a drink, enjoy a meal, or - late at night - you'll step into the electric atmosphere of a club night.
Night or day, at Soul Bar & Bistro, it's always a good moment to stop by with friends for a while.
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enquiries@soulbar.nz Phone
09 356 7249 Adress
Corner of Lower Hobson St and Customs St West1001
AUCKLAND
Closed on 25 December
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The Glass Goose Bar & Eatery
AUCKLAND
Gourmet spot
The Glass Goose Bar & Eatery
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From morning to night, or from brunch to cocktail hour, Glass Goose is an inviting place. Climb the hidden staircase and enter this tranquil and stylish space in the city centre.
Choose from the many sharing platters and boards, from cheese and cured meats to selections of vegetables and meat, these are dishes that are designed to be shared. And why not accompany your meal with a glass of wine from the wine list or one of the house cocktails?
The Glass Goose is a fun and relaxing spot amid the bustle of the city centre.
Choose from the many sharing platters and boards, from cheese and cured meats to selections of vegetables and meat, these are dishes that are designed to be shared. And why not accompany your meal with a glass of wine from the wine list or one of the house cocktails?
The Glass Goose is a fun and relaxing spot amid the bustle of the city centre.
email
hello@glassgoose.co.nz Phone
09 379 9404