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]]>From rich history and culture to stunning nature and lively nightlife, New Zealand’s capital of Wellington has something in store for travelers from all walks of life. In addition to being home to many amazing attractions, it’s also a gateway to some of New Zealand’s biggest natural wonders thanks to its convenient waterfront location.
Christchurch went through a series of earthquakes in the early 2010s, but it was quickly rebuilt into one of New Zealand’s must-see cities. It’s best known for being a popular Antarctic gateway, but it’s also worth visiting for its beautiful beaches and natural beauty.
Speaking of natural wonders you can find in New Zealand, it doesn’t get any better than Queenstown. Its convenient location on the shores of Lake Wakatipu makes it one of the most scenic places in New Zealand and it’s extremely popular with fans of winter sports since it’s the country’s ski tourism hotspot.
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]]>One of the best ways to experience the beauty that this area has to offer is taking advantage of Skyline Queenstown, a gondola ride taking visitors from the city up to the top of a hill in the Ben Lomond Scenic Reserve.
The Southern Hemisphere’s steepest gondola, this short ride takes you on a 1500 foot rise that offers up spectacular panoramic views of the town, the lake, and surrounding mountain ranges.
Its glass windows offer up unobstructed views from the gondola cars, and once you reach the lookout point at the top station, you will marvel at the beauty which reveals itself in front of your very eyes.
With a restaurant and bar at the top station giving you a chance to enjoy the views and take a break between gondola rides, you certainly will not get bored here.
When it’s time to head back down to Queenstown, you have two options: you can either ride the gondola back down again or take a thrilling luge ride to the bottom of the hill. Luges are gravity-controlled, motorless cars that are a heart-stopping way to descend all 1500 feet back down to the city.
Be sure to check out Skyline Queenstown on your next visit to this beautiful spot!
Address: Brecon Street, PO BOX 17, Queenstown, New Zealand
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]]>The city actually has two ice bars: the Minus 5º ICE BAR on Steamer Wharf or the Below Zero Ice Bar on Searle Lane. Some of the highlights at both include the ice sculptures, ice-carved interiors, and the drinks which are served from ice glasses. Both places even have jackets and warm clothes available for visitors.
Take in the beauty of the New Zealand city with award-winning photographers Mike Langford and Jackie Ranken on this photo safari. You’ll be taken to destinations including Skippers Canyon, Paradise Valley, and Nevis Valley.
Are you brave enough to walk the dark hallways of a haunted house? Almost 25,000 people have “chickened out” of Fear Factory‘s jump scares, live actors, and special effects. Will you be one of the 25,000?
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]]>Milfound Sound is a beautifully scenic location to do some hiking. It is located just outside Queenstown but buses are regular to and from the stunning location.
Lake Hayes is a lovely natural spot close to Queenstown. The lake is small, but if you want a quiet, mesmerizing picnic spot, Lake Hayes is a good choice.
Coronet Peak is a snowy mountain that attracts many skiers in the long snow seasons. Even if you aren’t up for trying out the sport, it’s a great spot for snowy mountaintop views.
Lake Wanaka is another beautiful lake near Queenstown and is the fourth largest in the country. The lake is estimated to be 300 meters deep, and the charming town of Wanaka sits nearby.
Even larger than Wanaka is New Zealand’s third largest lake, Wakatipu. The lake is renowned for its sublime beauty and is definitely worth a visit if you are heading to Queenstown.
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]]>From rich history and culture to stunning nature and lively nightlife, New Zealand’s capital of Wellington has something in store for travelers from all walks of life. In addition to being home to many amazing attractions, it’s also a gateway to some of New Zealand’s biggest natural wonders thanks to its convenient waterfront location.
Christchurch went through a series of earthquakes in the early 2010s, but it was quickly rebuilt into one of New Zealand’s must-see cities. It’s best known for being a popular Antarctic gateway, but it’s also worth visiting for its beautiful beaches and natural beauty.
Speaking of natural wonders you can find in New Zealand, it doesn’t get any better than Queenstown. Its convenient location on the shores of Lake Wakatipu makes it one of the most scenic places in New Zealand and it’s extremely popular with fans of winter sports since it’s the country’s ski tourism hotspot.
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]]>The post Skyline Queenstown is a Can’t Miss New Zealand Attraction appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>One of the best ways to experience the beauty that this area has to offer is taking advantage of Skyline Queenstown, a gondola ride taking visitors from the city up to the top of a hill in the Ben Lomond Scenic Reserve.
The Southern Hemisphere’s steepest gondola, this short ride takes you on a 1500 foot rise that offers up spectacular panoramic views of the town, the lake, and surrounding mountain ranges.
Its glass windows offer up unobstructed views from the gondola cars, and once you reach the lookout point at the top station, you will marvel at the beauty which reveals itself in front of your very eyes.
With a restaurant and bar at the top station giving you a chance to enjoy the views and take a break between gondola rides, you certainly will not get bored here.
When it’s time to head back down to Queenstown, you have two options: you can either ride the gondola back down again or take a thrilling luge ride to the bottom of the hill. Luges are gravity-controlled, motorless cars that are a heart-stopping way to descend all 1500 feet back down to the city.
Be sure to check out Skyline Queenstown on your next visit to this beautiful spot!
Address: Brecon Street, PO BOX 17, Queenstown, New Zealand
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]]>The city actually has two ice bars: the Minus 5º ICE BAR on Steamer Wharf or the Below Zero Ice Bar on Searle Lane. Some of the highlights at both include the ice sculptures, ice-carved interiors, and the drinks which are served from ice glasses. Both places even have jackets and warm clothes available for visitors.
Take in the beauty of the New Zealand city with award-winning photographers Mike Langford and Jackie Ranken on this photo safari. You’ll be taken to destinations including Skippers Canyon, Paradise Valley, and Nevis Valley.
Are you brave enough to walk the dark hallways of a haunted house? Almost 25,000 people have “chickened out” of Fear Factory‘s jump scares, live actors, and special effects. Will you be one of the 25,000?
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]]>Milfound Sound is a beautifully scenic location to do some hiking. It is located just outside Queenstown but buses are regular to and from the stunning location.
Lake Hayes is a lovely natural spot close to Queenstown. The lake is small, but if you want a quiet, mesmerizing picnic spot, Lake Hayes is a good choice.
Coronet Peak is a snowy mountain that attracts many skiers in the long snow seasons. Even if you aren’t up for trying out the sport, it’s a great spot for snowy mountaintop views.
Lake Wanaka is another beautiful lake near Queenstown and is the fourth largest in the country. The lake is estimated to be 300 meters deep, and the charming town of Wanaka sits nearby.
Even larger than Wanaka is New Zealand’s third largest lake, Wakatipu. The lake is renowned for its sublime beauty and is definitely worth a visit if you are heading to Queenstown.
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