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Restaurants & cafés
Rita A 20-seat set-menu restaurant in a 100-year-old worker's cottage on Aro Street — one daily three-course menu that changes nightly with what came in. Run by a tight team that treats the dining room like a private kitchen.
Ortega Fish Shack and Bar A long-running fish-focused bistro on Majoribanks Street at the foot of Mt Victoria — daily-changing seafood plates from line-caught New Zealand fish, served in a converted villa that hasn't changed look or owner-philosophy in two decades. The local seafood benchmark.
Trails & outdoors
Mount Victoria Loop Track The standard 5km loop up Mt Victoria from Oriental Bay or Charles Plimmer Park — bush track through the town belt with the summit lookout at the high point and several variant routes through the Hobbit's Hideaway and Southern Walkway. The default Wellington warm-up walk.
Skyline Walkway An 18km ridge walk across Wellington's western suburbs — Karori through Crofton Downs, Khandallah, and Ngaio with panoramic views over both the harbour and the South Island on clear days. The serious day-walk for fit walkers.
Things to do
Roxy Cinema A Miramar art-deco cinema rebuilt in 2011 inside the 1928 Capitol Theatre facade — Weta Workshop artists designed the part-art-deco part-sci-fi interior, and Coco at the Roxy is the attached cocktail bar and restaurant. The Wellington cinema with a back-story.
Embassy Theatre Wellington's surviving 1924 picture palace on Kent Terrace — restored in 1997 under a trust including Peter Jackson, and the venue where The Lord of the Rings premiered. A glass of wine and a film in the upstairs lounge is the local cinema benchmark.
Landmarks & sights
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa The free national museum on the Cable Street waterfront — six floors covering Maori taonga, Pacific cultures, the only colossal squid on public display, and the Gallipoli: The Scale of Our War exhibition with Weta Workshop's 2.4x-scale figures. The first stop every visiting Kiwi takes their out-of-town friends.
Wellington Cable Car The red 1902 funicular from Lambton Quay up to Kelburn and the Botanic Garden — 612 metres of track, five minutes one way, the city's most-photographed transport. The top station hosts the small free Cable Car Museum in the original winding house.