New Zealand Hawke's Bay Napier

Full of Art Deco architecture, this city offers an array of cultural attractions, from museums, to monuments, to verdant gardens.

Wander through main streets and thoroughfares brimming with the charm of the Roaring Twenties, quaint shops, and great cafes.

The oldest winery in New Zealand offers wonderful tours, historic overviews of local viticulture, and marvelous tastings.

Preserving remnants of an ancient Maori settlement, this reserve features nice walking trails and breathtaking views of the region.

Serving as museum, gallery, and theater, this institute exhibits collections on history, natural history, Maori culture, and more.

Go for a dip in the water, or while away your afternoon reading and basking in the sun.

With nice sprawling lawns and a variety of native and exotic flowers, these botanical gardens offer a nice afternoon.

Symbolic of the city, the statue represents the mythological figure of an ocean maiden who was loved and betrayed by a Maori youth.

Hike up to the Bluff Hill Lookout for some marvelous views over the surrounding area.

Featuring a 50m tunnel that offers a close encounter with a large array of marine wildlife, this aquarium if fun for all ages.

Escape the bustling city streets to this lovely garden, located lower than the road level and thus maintain a serene atmosphere.

Take a stroll along the boardwalk, with gorgeous views, parks, and children's play areas.

Run mostly by enthusiastic volunteers, this fun colorful museum traces the development of technology and its influence on our lives.