Experience the heartbeat of Auckland on Queen Street, the ultimate destination for shopping, entertainment, and a vibrant atmosphere!
Get ready to indulge in a shopping spree like no other, with an endless array of international luxury fashion brands like Dior, Prada, Gucci, to youth brands like Cotton On and Superdry. Discover beauty havens like Sephora, Ippondo, and MECCA to meet all your needs. Looking for unique treasures? Head down to lower Queen Street and find Commercial Bay, where local designer items and one-of-a-kind pieces await!
But that's not all. Queen Street also offers endless entertainment options for all! Catch live music at The Occidental on Vulcan Lane, or get ready to laugh with comedy shows at various venues like The Classic Comedy Club, Q Theatre, and Tabac Bar. Watch the latest blockbuster hits at Event Cinemas, and marvel at the iconic venues such as Aotea Centre, the Auckland Town Hall, and The Civic, which host award-winning musicals and world-renowned entertainers like Bob Dylan.
Explore the hidden laneways around Queen Street, such as Imperial Lane, Vulcan Lane, and Durham Lane, where open-air dining and bars await. But what truly sets Queen Street apart is its vibrant atmosphere. During the day, the streets comes alive with shoppers, tourists, office workers, and buskers. At night, the bars, clubs, and restaurants stay open late for an unforgettable experience.
Getting there Te huarahi ki reira
Queen Street is served by frequent buses and three nearby train stations. Use Waitematā Station for lower Queen Street, Te Waihorotiu Station for midtown and Aotea Square, or Karanga-a-Hape Station for upper Queen Street. Driving access is restricted in parts, so public transport is recommended. Plan your transport.
Local tip He tīwhiri mō te rohe
Start near Te Waihorotiu Station and explore downhill towards the waterfront and Waitematā Station. Take time to wander through nearby laneways such as Vulcan Lane, Durham Lane and Imperial Lane.
Accessibility Huarahi ngāwari
Queen Street has wide paved footpaths, accessible crossings and wheelchair-accessible train stations nearby. The street rises steeply from the waterfront, so plan your route around your mobility needs. Mobility parking and pick-up or drop-off spaces are available in the city centre. View accessibility maps.
