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Discover Auckland
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Places to see
 | Auckland Civic Theatre - a famous heritage atmospheric theatre in downtown Auckland. It is still operating as a theatre and was recently renovated to its original condition. |
| Harbour Bridge - connecting Auckland and the North Shore, an iconic symbol of Auckland. |
| Auckland Town Hall - with its concert hall considered to have some of the finest acoustics in the world, this 1911 building serves both Council and entertainment functions. |
| Auckland War Memorial Museum - a large multi-exhibition museum in the Auckland Domain, known for its impressive neo-classicist style. |
| Aotea Square - the hub of downtown Auckland besides Queen Street, it is often the site of crafts markets, rallies or arts festivals. |
| Britomart Transport Centre - the main downtown public transport centre located in a historic Edwardian building. |
| Eden Park - the city's primary stadium and a frequent home for All Blacks rugby and Black Caps cricket matches. |
| Karangahape Road - known as "K' Road", a street in upper central Auckland famous for its bars, clubs and smaller shops. |
| Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World - a well-known aquarium in the eastern Mission Bay suburb, built in a set of former sewage storage tanks, and showing fish like sharks. |
| MOTAT - Auckland's Museum for Transport and Technology, at Western Springs. |
| Mt Smart Stadium - a stadium used mainly for rugby league and soccer matches. Also the site of many concerts. |
| Ponsonby - a suburb and main street west of central Auckland known for arts, cafes and culture. |
| Queen Street - the main street of the city, from Karangahape Road down to the harbour. Somewhat rundown, it is currently (2006-2008) undergoing extensive works. |
| Sky Tower - the tallest free-standing structure in the Southern Hemisphere, it is 328 m tall and has excellent panoramic views. |
| Auckland Domain - one of the largest parks of the city, close to the CBD and having a good view of the harbour and of Rangitoto Island. |
| Mount Eden - a volcanic cone with a grassy crater. As the highest natural point in Auckland City, it offers 360-degree views of Auckland and is thus a favorite tourist outlook. |
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