If you’re going up to Wellington, you won’t have any problems traversing the whole area since Wellington has several outstanding public transports that you can take when going to several points in the city.

Cable cars, trains, buses and taxis are easily accessible in the city, hence; giving you plenty of choices on how to go about your tour of Wellington. Some parts though are better experienced by walking. There are guided tours that you can also join so you’ll have more information about the sights that you are seeing.

To visit the other parts of Wellington that’s not within easy reach by the public transport, a car hire is necessary – or you can still take one of those guided tours available. But for your convenience, a cheap car hire is ideal – especially if you don’t like traveling in groups.

Car hires at the Wellington Airport include Auto Europe, which has several offices in the city including in the downtown areas; Argus, over at Ghuznee Street; Holiday Autos also at Ghuznee Street; Carhire 3000 at the Ferry Terminal; Avis over at Dixon Street; plus Ezi-Rent Car Hire, Link Low Cost Rentals and Nationwide Car Rentals over at Hutt Road.

Among the attractions to visit here are Te Papa Museum of New Zealand; Katherine Mansfield Birthplace Museum; and the Wellington City Art Gallery.