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Map of Auckland Downtown car hire points

Address: 154 Victoria St West, Auckland, New Zealand

Phone: 09 3676350

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Address: 154 VICTORIA STREET WEST, AUCKLAND CBD

Phone: 0800 502 277, +64 9 367 6350

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Address: 165 Beach Road, Auckland City

Phone: +64 9 525 7321, 0508 246 684

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Address: 26 Te Taou Crescent Auckland Central Auckland 1010

Phone: +64 9 373 3925

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Address: 154 Victoria St West

Phone: 0800 243 789

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Address: 154 Victoria St West, Auckland

Phone: 0800 737 070

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Address: 120 Great North Road , 1021

Phone: +64-9894665

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Places to visit in Auckland

The Sky Tower Auckland

The skyline of Auckland is dominated by the Sky Tower, standing at 328 meters high. It is New Zealand’s highest building. There is no better place to see the panorama view of the sprawling cityscape from the observation deck. Once there visitors can walk the 192 meter high Sky Walk or use it as a platform to carry out a Sky Jump!

Auckland Harbour Bridge

This iconic bridge is in the centre of the harbour. It was built in 1959 and is more than a kilometre long and some 43 meters high. It is the main crossing between downtown Auckland and the northern reaches of the North Island. Activities include the Auckland Harbour Bridge Climb and the opportunity to try the 40 meter bungee jump!

Auckland War Memorial Museum

The formal and imposing neoclassic designed building dating from 1929, stands at the top of the Auckland Domain. It was built as a memorial dedicated to the New Zealand soldiers who fought in World War I. Today it houses an impressive collection of artifact that trace the whole of New Zealand history. Of particular interest is the Māori galleries and the extensive natural history collection.

One Tree Hill

It is truly remarkable to find a rural scene in the heart of New Zealand’s largest city. For many Aucklanders the volcanic cone of One Tree Hill is almost sacred. The hill is 182 meters high and is situated in Cornwall Park. The slopes contain the remnants of a Māori Pa. At the top is a monument remembering Sir John Logan Campbell who gifted the land to Auckland.

Waiheke Island

Waiheke Island is the most popular and lovely sunny spots to visit in the Hauraki Gulf. What will impress is not only the lovely walks for hikers, including the Church Bay Circuit, but the village atmosphere and the thriving café culture! Surrounded by white-sand beaches, it is well worth the short, 35 minute ferry trip from downtown Auckland to visit this incredible island.

Kelly Tarlton’s Aquarium

This is one of Auckland’s favourite attractions because Sea Life Kelly Tarlton’s Aquarium allows you to get up close and personal with under-water sea life. Walk among the aquariums via a series of tunnels, where you can observe everything from tropical fish through to sharks and stingrays. It also houses an Antarctic Encounter gallery, which lets you see penguins in their natural habitat.