When you think of New Zealand you often think of sheep, open spaces, altitude attractions, and camping, right? But there is so much more to this country than that.
At the southern tip of the North Island of New Zealand is the small town of Wellington, which in recent years has become a “Hipster Center” and a leader in international culture.
Wellington, with its excellent museums, is considered a global cultural hub, with leading filmmakers choosing it as one of the most interesting destinations to spend creative time in.
Wellington, like other trendy cities, maintains an interesting fashion scene, with an emphasis on stunning vintage items from around the world.
In addition, the coffee scene in the city is just amazing and you can find lots of local roasteries and refreshing quality coffee drinks everywhere in the city.
The city also has many cinemas and cinematheques, where local and international films are screened, with an emphasis on independent and groundbreaking cinema.
Many travelers from all over the world come to the city for its sea passage between the North Island and the South Island of New Zealand, so over the years, the city has absorbed influences from around the world. Accordingly, the city is a strong attraction for artists and musicians, and many performances take place in it throughout the year.