Auckland's Heritage re-imagined

Rudyard Kipling described Auckland as 'Last. Loneliest. Loveliest. Exquisite. Apart'. This walking tour introduces people to one of the world's most unique cities, which the indigenous Maori called Tamaki Makau Rau - 'the placed loved by many'. Starting at the harbourside we walk uptown, exploring the historical narrative contained within the central city valley. We encounter insights into naturual history, pre-European and colonial settlement through the cityscape, its geography, architecture and public art.

This tour is extremely popular with both domestic and international travellers, as well as with educational groups at all levels, and can be tailored to fit many needs.

Start point: This walking tour starts outside the iSite Auckland Visitor Information Centre, 188 Quay Street and finishes at the Ferry Building, 107 Quay Street, Auckland CBD.