Vorschläge für Wahrzeichen und freie Natur in der Nähe von Central Business District, Auckland

Elizabeth • Juni 19, 2016Stupid beautiful and it has FREE wifi throughout. Definitely a gem hidden inside Aucklands bustling city

Joanna • Februar 25, 2016Great place to hang out - night markets, summer cinema, festivals, children's playground, art exhibitions and many more!

Gabriela N. • September 4, 2016Great place for a walk, really nice restaurants and beautiful view. Love here!

Kath H. • Februar 25, 2014Skywalk? The best thing you could do. The guides are super fun and you can see the whole city...

Ben M. • April 16, 2016An icon of Auckland. Great for Cricket. Lovely small boundaries!

Joanna • September 13, 2014Great square: beanbags for seating, Saturday market, coffee places and bars. All in one place! Modern and fresh!

Terry R. • Oktober 25, 2011The Pohutukawa's in this park are amazing. Take the kids for a stroll through them. They are the easiest trees to climb I've seen.

Darren D. • Dezember 30, 2016Auckland's central square and major venue for public celebrations and festivals of all sorts.

Mimi • März 3, 2016A lot of benches to just sit and relax and enjoy the atmosphere and the view of the wharf. There are also individual chair booth kinda things, try and spot them!

Saad M ™ • September 9, 2018Nice area to relax after a long day

Joanna • September 28, 2014Interesting park, full of history. Check out the Moses sculpture (copy of Michelangelo), Kindergarten, Espano Apartments from 1920s and an old cottage!

ꌅꁲꉣꂑꌚꁴꁲ꒒ ꌅ. • Februar 7, 2016Pemandangan luas kat atas ni

J • Januar 17, 2020Staff/PhD students can get a membership for discounts at the cafe and bar. For example you pay $16 instead of the usual $20 for the fish & chips

Mark R. • Oktober 2, 2010Spend a warm spring evening relaxing in the square to the sound of running water and birdsong...

Steven H. • April 20, 2013Beautiful views of the city for miles around. Make sure you come here when you visit!

Darren D. • Juni 10, 2017Auckland's original pedestrian-only street whose pedestrianisation dates back to 1968. Lots of cafes and bars - my personal favourite is Melba in Upper Vulcan Lane.