Queen Street in Auckland
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Features of Queen Street in Auckland
- You can feel the pulse of the city once you are at the show street, Queen Street.
- Between the Ferry Building and K. Road, there are legions of department stores, shops and restaurants lined along the stretch of road.
- The buildings at this area display different patterns of architecture ranging from imposing colonial-period buildings to both pompous and geometrical patterns of the modern buildings.
- These buildings house numerous high-rise office blocks including banks, insurance companies and other commercial firms.
- Look for the latest fashion stuff, accessories, home décor pieces and beautiful souvenirs at the shops.
- There are a good number of small but cozy cafes and bars.
- Don't miss the BNZ Tower is the 8th tallest building in Auckland and stands tall at 106 meter.
- There is a viewing gallery on the 32nd floor.
- You can buy your token for the gate on the food court level and take the elevator up to the viewing deck.
- The old Customhouse, a French renaissance styled building, today houses shops and restaurants and has been given the status of a historic place.
- And, even if you are not into shopping, then also Queen Street is a must-visit place for you.
- Hanging out on Queen Street is another experience. You can revel in the merry spirit that is in the air here.
- Sometimes, you will see huge motorbike parade passing through the street in the most flamboyant fashion.
- It's really fun having the true Queen Street-experience.
- Visit the Sushi Factory where the conveyer belt will bring you your plate of sushi.
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