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Auckland has some great sightseeing attractions. Sightseeing in Auckland is special
with its volcanic hills, the twin harbors, bays, beaches and islands. You can
plan your tour to visit the exclusive tourist’s spots here. Sightseeing in
Auckland is a priority for many visitors to Auckland City. Whether you prefer
to soak up on culture and history or would rather be involved in outdoor - Sightseeing
in Auckland offers you all these and more.
Popular Sightseeing in Auckland
Speaking of Sightseeing in Auckland, 299 Queen St on Aotea Square should be
a first stop for finding attractions on your Auckland sightseeing tour. Browse
through the wide array of Sightseeing in Auckland options and know about the
popular Sightseeing in Auckland:
Sky City- rides the glass-fronted lifts up to the Sky Tower, the tallest
building in the southern hemisphere and get 360-degree panoramic views of Auckland
and its harbors. Don’t miss the casino at Sky City, if you feel so inclined,
and restaurants and shops.
Queen Street- Auckland's main street is home to numerous shops, restaurants
and entertainment centers.
One Tree Hill-it is a famous Volcano
Aotea Centre- A venue for music and the performing arts, including the
Auckland Philharmonic Orchestra, this building also houses a visitor information
bureau, conference center and restaurants and bars.
Viaduct Harbor- it is the center of Auckland sailing and the place for
the finest restaurants, bars, and luxury apartments.
Hauraki Gulf- This area comprises 47 islands, the most popular of which
is Waiheke for its excellent beaches and bays.
Rangitoto Island- This volcanic island, which last erupted 600 years
ago, offers bird-watching, swimming, fishing, walking trails, colorful flora
and spectacular views from the summit of its cone-shaped mountain.
Parnell- this restored historic village has specialty and antique shops,
cafes, pubs and restaurants and is a trendy nightspot.
Waitemata Harbor- Take a cruise of this spectacular harbor via catamaran,
ferry, launch or yacht.
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