Places to visit in AucklandAuckland is a modern cosmopolitan city with apopulation of 1.4 million peoples and roughly onethird of New Zealand's entire population reside inAuckland. The city has developed within the sametime frame and similar urban patterns as California.Today the city and suburbs sprawl over a large urbanarea, hemmed to the east and west by two largeharbors and ocean beyond.

Hauraki GulfThis place consists of 47isles, the most well-known of which isWaiheke for itsoutstanding beaches andbays.

Albany and SilverdaleAlbany and Silverdale areboth successful suburbsareas with popularity as adeal hunter heaven.Fantastic kinds can capturean Auckland Blues orVodafone Warriors Matchat Northern HarbourStadium and don’t skip outon Snowplanet, Auckland’sonly inside ski hotel.

Ambury Regional ParkWonderful Scenery andamazing history mergeat Ambury – the parkrests on top of ash-covered lava moves andstone piles indicate earlyMaori gardening sites.

Anchor Bay BeachThe capturing white sandbeach at Anchor Bay canbe found within theTawharanui Local Park,set on a distantpeninsula offering someof the Auckland areamost wonderfulseashores.

Auckland Botanic GardensYou don’t have to be agrower yourself toappreciate theattractiveness of theAuckland BotanicGarden.

Awhitu PeninsulaDiscover a hidden gemfull of record, personalityand natural charm.Awhitu Peninsula is onlya time from town centerAuckland, but its widepanoramas across wild,black-sand seashoresand seaside cliff-topstreets make it a realevade.

Auckland City Heritage WalkDiscovering uptownAuckland on foot is thebest way to appreciatethe area rich heritageand beautiful historicalstructures.

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