Youth Hostel in Wellington
Travel Tips for Wellington City YHA (Page 2/3)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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23 Jan 2011 Fabio, Brazil:
there are many bars and restaurants near the hostel the theater is less than one block the main streets are very close to |
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23 Jan 2011 Fabio, Brazil:
museum te papa and the city is a good place to buy things a little more expensive than a simple souvenir |
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02 Jan 2011 Lucy, Australia:
the one legged Kiwi at wellington zoo |
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13 Nov 2010 Joan, USA:
Park and walk along harbour and museum. |
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25 Oct 2010 HON WING, Hong Kong:
The botanical garden is so attractive, especially the great tree that next to the entrance of the cable car |
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25 Sep 2010 Peter, Australia:
The Sahara Restaurant, in Courtenay Place around the corner, was great value and had some good vegetarian options. Drinks were inexpensive and the food not pricey. |
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25 Sep 2010 Peter, Australia:
We took the suburban train to Paraparaumu intending to visit Kapiti Island (requires permits and some planning) but the weather counted us out. We visited the Electric Tramway nearby (by taxi) and this was great, taking a 75 Y O tram to the beach. It is a lovely area with a hostel by the beach. |
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02 Aug 2010 Lisa, USA:
Not exactly budget, (but a lovely place to spend my birthday), was cozy desert bar Strawberry Fare just north of the YHA. Noodle Canteen on Courtney Place was cheap, yet tasty and filling pan-Asian. |
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02 Aug 2010 Lisa, USA:
If you like live alternative/metal music, try Medusa on Vivian Street near Cuba. |
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02 Aug 2010 Lisa, USA:
For Contemporary art lovers- the City Gallery, the New Dowse Museum, and the National Tattoo Museum. |
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| HI Hostel Wellington City YHA“All round winner with stellar facilities” (Lonely Planet, 2008). Ultra clean, modern, bright, fun and friendly. YHA Wellington City is centrally located just off Courtenay Place; close to the waterfront, Te Papa museum, Embassy Cinema, cafes, bars, shops and theatres. | more...... |