Wellington, New Zealand

An iconic fine-dining institution located in a historic bank building, perfect for a relaxed, high-end lunch. Order the degustation menu or their famous fresh New Zealand snapper.

A long-running cafe at 161 Cuba Street, Wellington, popular for brunch and lunch.

A harbourside restaurant and bar at Shed 3, Queens Wharf, with dining over the water and a walk from the waterfront.

New Zealand's national museum is fully accessible with elevators and flat, spacious galleries. It offers a gentle pace to explore Maori culture and natural history at your own leisure.

Take the historic Cable Car from Lambton Quay to the top and enjoy a gentle, mostly downhill stroll through the beautiful gardens back toward the city center.

A major multi-arts festival featuring world-class theater, music, and dance performances.

A city-wide culinary festival celebrating local produce with special menus and events at top restaurants.

Festive lights and community markets along the flat, accessible Wellington waterfront.