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Auckland

In and around Queen Street

Queen Street is Auckland's main strip in the hub of the central city with an abundance of shops, restaurants and entertainment to choose from.

Top picks:

Queen Street

  • Browse artisan shops and eateries at Elliott Stables
  • Watch a live performance at THE EDGE
  • Catch a gig at The Classic Comedy Club
  • Take in the spectacular views from the Sky Tower

Fact file:

  • Queen Street is the major commercial road in Auckland’s central city 
  • The street runs 3kms from Auckland’s waterfront to K’ Road
  • Founded in 1840, Queen Street was named after Queen Victoria


Why visit:

Queen Street is Auckland's main strip with stores ranging from little boutiques and cafés to big brands such as Louis Vuitton and  Gucci. Not to mention the famous Smith & Caughey’s, which is one of New Zealand’s oldest and best loved department stores.

Elliott Stables' gourmet food village is an epicentre of style and character, tucked away directly behind Smith & Caughey’s. Delve in to discover a unique collection of gourmet stores, deli flavours and cafés.

Elliot Stables Queen Street Auckland Town Hall

Not far from Queen Street is the iconic Sky Tower - a prominent feature of Auckland’s cityscape. Standing at 328 metres high, the Sky Tower is the tallest man-made structure in  New Zealand. Head to the observation deck and take some time to enjoy the 360 degree views right across Auckland. Plus check-out the great bars and restaurants at SKYCITY and try your luck at the casino.

Find out what’s happening at THE EDGE, a hub for performing arts and entertainment in Auckland. Venues include Aotea Centre, Herald Theatre, Auckland Town Hall, The Civic and Aotea Square. Or head to The Classic Comedy Club to catch a local or international act for a little light relief.

Location


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