Cornwall Park is the largest volcanic park in Auckland. Also Another park is inside Cornwall Park which is "One Tree Hill" There are many trees and animals in this park. You can feel the great nature inside the city center.

Located at MIssion Bay. You can enjoy the beautiful garden and panorama views for East to West. The memorial to Michael Joseph Savage, New Zealand's first Labour prime minister (1935-1940) overlooks the Waitemata Harbour.

Holy Trinity Cathedral is the world’s only architectural example of a Pacific-Gothic cathedral. You can feel a sense of grandeur and beauty at once. Also You can see St. Mary Church which is made almost exclusively from heart Kauri, a New Zealand native timber, and is one of the few timber churches in the world built in the Gothic style. On afternoon tour We are going to Winter Garden instead of Holy Trinity Cathedral due to closing time

Standing sentinel across the Waitemata Harbour, the Auckland Harbour Bridge is a crucial piece of infrastructure. Harbour bridge is the only bridge which connects the metropolis of the central business district to the North Shore and beyond to Northland.

Discover the charm of Devonport, a quaint seaside village just a ferry ride from Auckland's city centre. Stroll its boutique-lined streets, enjoy delicious café treats, and soak up the relaxed vibe. At North Head, history meets adventure! Explore old military tunnels, learn about its fascinating WWII past, and climb to the summit for breathtaking panoramic views of Auckland, the harbour, and beyond. It’s a perfect mix of nature, history, and fun—don’t forget your camera!

Step into the Auckland Museum, a treasure trove of New Zealand’s culture, history, and natural wonders. Marvel at the stunning Māori carvings, discover the legends of the Pacific, and explore exhibitions that span from ancient dinosaurs to modern-day heroes. Don’t miss the awe-inspiring war memorial and live cultural performances that bring the past to life. Plus, the museum’s rooftop views of Auckland are picture-perfect! It’s not just a museum—it’s an adventure through New Zealand’s soul.