Explore Wellington:
The capital city of New Zealand

Wellington (Te Whanganui-a-Tara) is the capital city of New Zealand, situated at the southern end of the North Island. Positioned between hills and a natural harbour, the city serves as the country’s centre for government and public administration.

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Wellington is home to key national institutions, including the New Zealand Parliament Buildings, and plays an important role in policy, governance, and public services. In addition to its government presence, the city has a well-developed business environment with activity across technology, creative industries, and professional services.

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The central area is compact and easy to navigate, with a mix of commercial, cultural, and waterfront spaces. Wellington continues to support a diverse economy and remains an important location for both national operations and business growth.