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Start from 109 curated places around Auckland, NZ, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Cazador
A 50-year-old Mount Eden game restaurant run by second-generation Schwass siblings. The menu is built around wild venison, hare, and seasonal birds; the wine list runs deep on small NZ producers.
Apero
A 30-seat K Road wine bar pouring natural and low-intervention bottles alongside a tight French-leaning menu. Mathias Ortiz Sandoval's cooking is the reason Aperitivo took on the name's meaning here.
Coast to Coast Walkway
A 16km signposted urban walk crossing the isthmus from the Waitemata harbour at Viaduct to the Manukau harbour at Onehunga, over four volcanic cones. Splits naturally into half-day sections.
Mount Eden Summit Walk
A 30-minute walk from the lower car park to the summit of Maungawhau, over a grass-and-gravel surface. The summit road has been closed to cars since 2016; the only way up is on foot.
Auckland Zoo
A 17-hectare urban zoo in Western Springs that has shifted heavily toward NZ native species and serious conservation work since the 2000s. The Te Wao Nui native walk-through is the unmissable section.
Stardome Observatory
A planetarium and astronomy education centre in One Tree Hill, with twice-nightly shows and a working telescope room. Run by a charitable trust; the planetarium roof is the kid magnet.
Sky Tower
The 328-metre telecommunications tower defines the Auckland skyline and holds the city's best 360-degree view. The glass-floor panels on the main observation deck are the cheap thrill; SkyJump and SkyWalk are for the committed.
Auckland War Memorial Museum
A neoclassical hilltop museum in the Auckland Domain holding the country's most significant Maori and Pacific collections, plus a serious natural history floor. The cenotaph and Hall of Memories upstairs are a working war memorial, not a display.