Needing no introduction, BATS Theatre is one of Wellington’s cultural institutions.

The hub for art-life in New Zealand’s capital, City Gallery Wellington is a contemporary art gallery with a dynamic programme of exhibitions and events.

Empire is fitting for a cinema that pre-dated ‘talkies’ when it played its first reel in 1925, but as far as movie theatres go, this one is more for those who’d pick pinot over popcorn.

With a regularly rotating schedule of work on display in Enjoy's two separate exhibition spaces, you will always find something new and exciting to draw you in.

Light House Cuba creates the ultimate film going experience and all you need to do is sit back and relax.

While Old St Paul’s is no longer affiliated with the Anglican Church (or any church for that matter) it still makes a beautiful spot to come and reflect no matter if you’re atheist, agnostic or still deciding.

Pātaka Art + Museum is a true gem in the crown that is the valuable resource of Porirua art and history.

Priced between two and six figures, Suite caters for would-be buyers at each end of the spectrum.

Te Papa is one of New Zealand’s most prized museums.

This one-stop shop is the perfect destination for those looking for a gift or wanting to treat themselves to something nice.

A place of mystery and unbelievable facts, you'll likely stumble across a time machine, the replica crown jewels and even an elephant's saddle.