Schmap Wellington Public Transport

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Wellington - Public Transport
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City Circular Bus Route

Takes you to the top ten attractions

City Centre
Wellington 6001
New Zealand
+64 4 801 7000 (Public transport information)

This distinctive yellow double decker bus stops at the city's ten top spots. For a NZD2 fare you can do the circuit and get a feel for the town's layout and attractions. Then decide which downtown highlight you will start with -Te Papa, Kirkcaldie's, the Cable Car, or maybe Parliament Buildings. Buses leave every 10 minutes from the Railway Station. They then head down to Customhouse and Jervois Quay to the top of Oriental Parade. The return trip takes you along Courtenay Place and down the shopping mile, Lambton Quay.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Wellington Railway Station

Georgian revival building Bunny Street
Wellington 6001
New Zealand
+64 4 801 7000 This grand old station, completed in 1937, is the main transport hub to and from the northern suburbs of Khandallah and Johnsonville, the Kapiti Coast and Hutt Valley. Intercity trains also arrive here from Auckland and all stops in between. It is a short walk from here to Lambton Quay or take the City Circular Bus to other main attractions. Services run daily and tickets are purchased at the counter or on the train. An added bonus is the Georgian revival building with its classical portico and Spanish tiles - enjoy it before leaving town.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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