Top picks:

• Visit Auckland Fish Market for a wide range of fresh seafood
• Dine at one of the North Wharf restaurants for the freshest waterside dining in town
• Take the kids to play in the maritime themed playspace
• Climb aboard Auckland Dockline Trams and take a ride around  Wynyard Loop

Fact file:

• Historically Wynyard Quarter has been an area for port related industries
• The cement silos that have been retained in Silo Park are a nod to the area’s industrial heritage
• Two 1920’s heritage trams run on Auckland’s streets for the first time in 50 years

Why visit:

Make sure you scope out the newly opened waterfront space at Wynyard Quarter - a fresh urban location for visitors to enjoy. The area stretches from the Viaduct Harbour to Westhaven marina.

Stroll or cycle over Wynyard Crossing – the bridge that connects Te Wero Island at the Viaduct Harbour to Wynyard Quarter. The bridge rises to let passing boats through. . 

Amble along tree-lined Jellicoe Street and relax in one of the new restaurants and bars. Children will love to play in the maritime themed playspace and take the family on the 1920’s heritage trams that ride the Wynyard Loop. Or visit the Auckland Fish Market, a favourite pastime with the locals for delicious fish and chips and a wide selection of seafood fresh off the boat.

Visit Karanga Plaza Kiosk to explore the interactive displays, or stream an audio tour of the area on your mobile device. Admire the wind tree sculpture and marvel at the superyachts or discover Silo Park, which in the summer months is home to live music and outdoor cinema.

This new lively space is a great place to enjoy with friends and family especially on sunny afternoons.

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