Auckland

About

Auckland is a large metropolitan city in the North Island of New Zealand. It has an urban population of approximately 1,547,200.

Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)

When to go

In Auckland the warmest month is February (average high 24°) and the coolest is July (15°). Most rainy days come in July. Best months to visit: Jan–Feb.

Highlights

From OpenStreetMap records, by distance from the centre.

• Herald TheatreSight · 81 m
• Kiri Te Kanawa TheatreSight · 114 m
• The CivicSight · 126 m
• Basement TheatreSight · 174 m
• The Classic Comedy ClubSight · 180 m
• Gow Langsford GalleryMuseum · 266 m
• Saint Matthew-in-the-CitySight · 267 m
• AUT Masjid - Muslim Prayer HallSight · 279 m
• Toi o Tāmaki / Auckland Art GalleryMuseum · 298 m
• Wakefield ReserveNature & park · 470 m
• Auckland's Steepest StreetSight · 480 m
• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsSight · 516 m

For families with children

Parks, beaches and child-friendly places.

• Wakefield ReserveNature & park · 470 m
• Pigeon ParkNature & park · 713 m
• Emily Place ReserveNature & park · 870 m
• Alten ReserveNature & park · 921 m
• Parliament ReserveNature & park · 938 m
• Waiatarau / Victoria ParkNature & park · 1.0 km
• Tuna Mau / Western ParkNature & park · 1.1 km
• Te Taoū ReserveNature & park · 1.1 km

Average monthly temperature (°C)

Climate data: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA)

Other places in the region

• QueenstownNew Zealand
• NadiFiji