It’s the largest botanical garden in New Zealand, home to a wide variety of flowers and plants thriving in its beautiful surroundings. You will enjoy here around 2 hours

An immersive open-air museum in East Auckland that brings the 19th century to life. Set on 7 acres of landscaped grounds, the village features more than 30 heritage buildings—many relocated and restored from around the region—furnished to reflect colonial life between 1840 and 1880. Visitors can explore a working blacksmith’s forge, church, schoolhouse, and cottages, while costumed staff demonstrate traditional crafts and daily routines. With interactive exhibits, live days, and family-friendly activities, it offers an engaging glimpse into early European settler life in New Zealand.

It is the highest natural point in Auckland, standing at 196 meters above sea level. This ancient volcanic cone offers one of the most breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the city — from the Sky Tower and Waitematā Harbour to Rangitoto Island in the distance.