North Island Hotels
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For your clarity, all our prices are per room, per night- Britannia Hotel Manchester - 3* - Manchester
from £50 - Thistle Westminster - 4* - London
from £102 - North Star Hotel & Premier Club Suites - 3* - Dublin
from £64 - Thistle Edinburgh - 4* - Edinburgh
from £59 - The Classic New Zealand Wine Trail Excludes Flights
from £559 - Hyde Park Executive Apartments - 4* - London
from £70 - New Zealand North Island Special Excludes Flights
from £45
- Britannia Hotel Manchester - 3* - Manchester
from £50 - Indulgent Kiwi (Flights excluded)
Auckland from £3125 - Thistle Westminster - 4* - London
from £102 - New Zealand Wellington Luxury Special Excludes Flights
from £57
- Auckland Town Hall
Originally modelled on Leipzig's Gewandhaus, Auckland's Town Hall is the city's most important (and impressive) heritage building. Designed by architects J J & E Clarke, it was officially opened in 1911. It now forms one of the four constituent parts of The Edge centre, alongside the Civic Theatre, Aotea Centre and Aotea Square, Auckland's artistic powerhouse. - Mount Victoria
There are two great vantage points from which to admire the metropolis of Auckland and the array of islands and beaches that surround it. One of them is Mount Victoria, standing north of the main city and set in the rich suburb of Devonport, where many of the wealthiest Aucklands have city homes, the other is Mount Eden. The best thing about them both, at least for the more idle of us, is that you can drive all the way to the top. - Auckland War Memorial Museum
Rather more than a war memorial, this grand neo-classical museum, looking out on to the sweeping lawns of The Domain (Auckland's main park) makes a great introduction to Maori culture, New Zealand's natural environment and the New Zealand people in general. Indeed it is often simply called Auckland Museum, and offers comprehensive, often interactive displays and a vigorous programme of visiting exhibitions. - Rotorua
Rotorua has been described as one of the geothermal wonders of the world. Centuries of intense volcanic activity has created the ideal environment for hot springs, bubbling mud pools and some spectacular geysers. The whole area is blessed with a variety of wildly coloured pools, lakes and spooky-looking mineral deposits, with various main centres such as Wai-o-tapu, Te Whakarewarewa and Hell's Gate. - Mount Ruapehu & Tongariro National Park
Mount Ruapehu is familiar to more people than know it - it was used as Mount Doom in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy. The ultimate landmark of Middle Earth is in reality a still-active - and just as awe-inspiring - volcano. It smokes and bubbles in the centre of Tongariro National Park, an area of incredible natural beauty, a holy space for the Maoris and home to "the best one-day walk in the world".
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