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    Britomart

    New Zealand

    Britomart

    City DistrictCulture

    The district around Waitematā Station features restored warehouses and commercial buildings, interspersed with pedestrian lanes offering restaurants, bars, and fashion. Directly opposite are the Ferry Building and Commercial Bay.

    by Felix Gillen

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    The district around Waitematā Station features restored warehouses and commercial buildings, interspersed with pedestrian lanes offering restaurants, bars, and fashion. Directly opposite are the Ferry Building and Commercial Bay.

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    Ferry Building
    Historic Landmark

    1Ferry Building

    Brick building from 1912 on Quay Street. Here, ferries depart for Devonport, Waiheke and other islands in the Hauraki Gulf.
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    Essen & Trinken

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    Daikoku on Quay St

    Japanese Restaurant on Quay Street opposite the ferry terminal, with Sushi and Teppanyaki.
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    Mexico Britomart

    Mexican street food in a colorfully decorated spot on Britomart Place, with tacos, tostadas, and margaritas.
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    Out and About Locally

    Britomart is the city's transport hub: Suburban trains and many buses stop here, with ferries departing just a few steps away.

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    Nearby

    Auckland

    Auckland

    The Auckland region includes the country's largest city, the islands of the Hauraki Gulf, the west coast with black sand beaches, and the Waitakere Ranges. Most travellers land here and start their tour in Auckland.
    Auckland (city)

    Auckland (city)

    New Zealand's largest city lies on a narrow isthmus between two harbors, the Waitematā in the north and the Manukau in the south. Green volcanic cones rise between skyscrapers, suburbs, and bays. In the center, you'll find museums, the harbor with ferry terminals, and vibrant districts like Ponsonby and Britomart.
    Viaduct Harbour

    Viaduct Harbour

    The former cargo port is now a marina with restaurants and bars on the quays. Via the Wynyard Crossing, continue to the Wynyard Quarter with Silo Park and waterside playgrounds.
    Ponsonby

    Ponsonby

    Ponsonby Road is one of Auckland's best-known entertainment streets: colonial-era wooden houses, cafés, boutiques, restaurants, and bars along a good kilometre. To its west, Grey Lynn connects with Richmond Road.
    Mount Eden (Maungawhau)

    Mount Eden (Maungawhau)

    The district lies at the foot of Maungawhau volcano, south of the centre. Around Mount Eden Village are cafés and small shops; nearby lie Eden Park Stadium in Kingsland and the Newmarket shopping district.

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