Explore Hamilton · For hosts

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Start from 42 curated places around Hamilton, NZ, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.

Restaurants & cafés

Palate
Two-hat Cuisine Good Food restaurant from chef Mat McLean, in the SkyCity complex on Victoria Street. The city's most ambitious cooking since 2005, with a tasting menu that consistently changes. The Hamilton dinner if you want the best.

Gothenburg
Riverbank tapas restaurant on Grantham Street with a glass-walled dining room over the Waikato. Tapas-only menu, designed for sharing, the kind of dinner a group of friends takes over. The reliable group dinner in town.

Trails & outdoors

Waikato River Walk
The flat 13km paved promenade along both banks of the Waikato River through the city, with bridges to switch sides. Pram-friendly, suitable for road bikes. The classic Hamilton daily walk.

Hakarimata Summit Track
The steepest stair-climb walk in the country, 1,300 wooden steps up the Hakarimata Range north of town to a panoramic summit. The local Sunday hill workout; cult status with Hamilton runners.

Things to do

Hobbiton Movie Set Tour
The intact Lord of the Rings and Hobbit film set on a working sheep farm at Matamata, 45 minutes east of Hamilton. The Shire walk with a Green Dragon Inn pour. Touristy, expensive, and a once-in-a-lifetime film-set visit.

Hamilton Zoo
Regional zoo with the country's largest walk-through aviary, 600 animals, and free zookeeper talks throughout the day. Family-friendly half-day.

Landmarks & sights

Hamilton Gardens
Eighteen themed gardens on the eastern bank of the Waikato River, walking you from a 1960s Italian Renaissance courtyard to a Japanese contemplation garden to the traditional Maori Te Parapara. Free admission; the most-visited tourist attraction in the country. The single reason to come to Hamilton.

Waikato Museum
Free museum on Victoria Street with permanent galleries on the Maori taonga of the region, a working Tudor-era warship cannon, the country's largest exhibition of Polynesian poi, and rotating contemporary art. Two hours of real content.

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