Auckland Musuem
The Auckland museum embraces a vast variety of the Pacific Island and Maori culture displays as well as the exhibits focusing on the history of New Zealand throughout the 19th century. It is a recommended first stop for anyone wishing to obtain a comprehension about New Zealand and its people. There is also an activities center for children in the natural world exhibit on the first floor.

Skytower
At the height of 328m (1076ft), this majestic Skytower is part of the Sky City complex and the tallest structure in the southern hemisphere. There is an elevation service which sends you up to the observation deck in less than one minute. The views from the top of the city and the harbor are magnificent, and there are all kinds of visual and interactive displays as well as the Sky Lounge for you to relax and enjoy a cold or hot drink.

Auckland Zoo
Both native and imported wildlives are gathered and can be studied at the Auckland Zoo where visitors are allowed to come eye to eye with some awesome animals. There is also an imitation of the African plains in the Pridelands. A very good outing trip for family with children.

Howick Historical Village
The make-believe feature of this real-life historical town includes the staff who are costumed in the traditional 19th century attires. The village consists of captivating Victorian-style buildings, cafes with homemade goodies, as well as ponds and backyard gardens. A special themed Live Day is presented on the third Sunday of each month where special events and displays are held.