Wellington, New Zealand Vlog (exploring the city and hitting up some ICONIC spots!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Wellington is my favourite city in New Zealand, it has such a welcoming and funky vibe. In this vlog, we explore the city and some of it's many offerings. The Wellington cable car, Te Papa museum, craft breweries, Beervana, Weta and Mount Victoria sunset.
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Wellington is great although nobody moves here for the weather. Quay is pronounced Key.
That makes total sense about the weather! I imagine if the weather was great, many more people would live there. And thank you!! I've been mispronouncing Quay all my life haha 😂
What area of town would you recommend staying in for a quick 2 day trip?
Definitely in the city centre! Te Aro or Lambton Quay. Both are walkable to everything and easy to get to from the airport, train or ferry stations.
I'm going to Wellington this week and as a New Zealander it's my 8th time. It's such a lovely place! I'm going to visit some of these 'ICONIC' spots! Thanks for the awesome vlog! :)
Wicked!! I hope you have the best time and get some lovely weather! 🌞 Thanks for the comment 😊
Thank you! @@brittanymorgan09 ❤
Did tou go too Brewtown in Upper Hutt plenty of different brewery's out there.
We didn't have time to get out there but hopefully next time!
I love Wellington so much - I lived there for a year about 25yrs ago and sometimes wish I never left. The first time my partner and I met up in person was in Wellington, another reason I love it so much! It was March and perfect weather when we were there ❤ Another great video showing so much. I always love getting a notification that you have a new one up!
That's incredible!! We would really love to live in Wellington if we can make it happen, possibly next year! I really want to experience summer there. Thanks for the continued support ❤️❤️
Hi Britt .
Wellington looks amazing as
it is the capital city of Nz ,
as well so many attractions to
see and enjoy .
very beautiful country and places.
Thanks Britt for all your hard
work to show us all those places .
I'm glad you enjoyed this one too! Thank you for the continuous support ❤️☺️
The motorbike at .54.
John Britten was a Kiwi legend .
Him and his team literally built the bikes from scratch in his shed .
The Britten went on to not only compete against but to dominate over multi million dollar factory teams in its class of racing .
The bike is both beautiful as art and a work of outstanding engineering genus.
Part of Kiwi culture is the term "number 8 wire" used to represent the ingenuity and resourcefulness of New Zealanders, Number 8 wire denotes the ability to create or repair machinery using whatever scrap materials are available on hand.
Another great example of Kiwi number eight mentality was Sir Eds trip to the south pole in basic agricultural tractors.
Not as photogenic as Brittens bike one of the tractors is on display at MOTAT in Auckland with a second in the Canterbury Museum collection.
That is so fascinating! The bike really caught my eye and such an interesting story. Thank you for sharing 😊
Great video, thank you. I also have 4 nights planned in Wellington, and although most of your spots are already on my list, I did pick up a couple tips. 😊
Thanks so much! There's endless things to see and do in Wellington, it's such an amazing city. I hope you have the best time there ☺️
I love seeing my city through the eyes of a visitor. If you're back for Beervana next year, the Friday night session is good and nothing was sold out. If you've got a loud beer/Hawaiian shirt you can join our group haha!
Good to know, thank you!!
I do wonder how much longer Wellington can exploit the LOTR. Those films are over twenty years old now ...yet there is an entire subculture around them that still attracts fans.
Heck yeah! My partner and I still watch them at least once a year. It's definitely got a cult following and The Rings of Power has helped reignite that.
Your work is inspiring me to fly to new zealand ....hope one day I'll come there and your itinerary is my guideline which i would like to follow ....Thank you so much Brittany ......Admiration and respect ....awesome video though ....
Wonderful!! I love that this sparks some travel inspiration for you. I hope you get to come explore New Zealand too! It's such a gorgeous part of the world.
My favorite city in New Zealand, perhaps favorite anywhere. There are so many things to do and see. Such a walkable city.
It's such a treat every time we get to go to Welly 😍
Wellington in the summer is amazing, winter not so much 😁
Good to know!
Not sure if multiple comments from one person helps with the algorithm but I have another shaky Islands information drop. Just over the Remutaka Hill about 50km north east of Wellington is evidence of the greatest ever on-land fault movements. The land moved 18.5 metres in a single event! They can tell because of a small, mostly dry, stream on the slope left cuts in the lower part. We get a little wobbly here sometimes but it makes us even wierder so it's cool. We also secretly like Canada more then Australia, but don't tell anyone, its national secret because Australia adores us and we don't want to hurt their feelings... except in sport, it's ok to hurt their feelings in sport.
So cool!! Would love to return and explore some of the fault lines you've mentioned. We love you guys too!!
Shush. The Australians are looking at us.😊
Wellington is so dramatic, so windy umbrellas are a waste of time but on a fine spring day it's the most beautiful place. It's also built on a major fault line! You can walk along it in places and infrastructure is built not to straddle the fault where possible or built to move as the fault moves. California drive in Upper Hutt has the fault in the middle of the road they put a divider on it so the road should still work if the fault moves. The shakyness is what gives Wellington it's character. 😊
So cool!! Wellington is truly one of a kind and we can't wait to return. There were so many souvenirs with the phrase "can't beat Wellington on a good day" and I love that, so true.
Wellington is windy because the govt suxs
Te Papa is huge, alot of amazing things too see in that museum ✨
Absolutely! We probably spent close to 6 hours in there total and really only absorbed half of it.