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Botany Town Centre

Botany Town Centre was built for those who want the comfort of a spotless shopping mall with the charm of a small town's main street. It's lush and leafy, the streets and promenades are brick, the different places look distinct and tempting, and there are also eateries with seats overflowing out onto the sidewalks, all in true Parisian style.

The newly-opened Commercial Bay in the CBD provides an unrivalled shopping experience. The elevated sky terrace has spectacular views of the nearby glass skyscrapers and harbour, the shops are a sublime blend of premium and boutique brands that allow for convincing peeking about along, and there are plenty of cute coffee spots to hand out, and there are plenty of cute coffee spots to hand out.

It's difficult to accept this peaceful open space is in Auckland, yet that is essential for what makes Cornwall Park outstanding amongst other free activities in Auckland. On the off chance that you need a break from the city, head to this little cut of the country for an outing. At Cornwall Park you'll discover sheep and cows nibbling, local New Zealand birds and a huge load of strolling ways to meander. Furthermore, in case you're arranging an excursion it's significant that BBQs are accessible to be utilized for nothing — simply bring your own matches or fuel. For data on the recreation center opening occasions and data on how best to arrive, allude to their site. Read More

The Hauraki Gulf Islands is a cluster of islands spread out across the Hauraki Gulf from Auckland to Coromandel Peninsula. Nature’s gifts to New Zealand, these islands have diverse flora and fauna providing habitat for some of the rarest species of birds, reptiles and plants on the planet. There are over 50 islands ranging from large landscapes with habitation, to almost-barren islands that have little more than rocks on them. Each of these islands offers diverse experiences and can be categorized into recreational, conservation and historical experiences. From kayaking, trekking and horse-riding to food and wine tasting, bird watching and sunbathing on the beach, there’s something to suit everyone’s interests. Read More

One of the first and oldest malls in Auckland, Lyn Mall has features a good choice of shops where you can find almost everything. With 100 plus stores, the mall also has a great collection of restaurants to suit all tastes. Apart from the number of clothing, footwear and electronic appliance shops, the Lynn mall also has a supermarket where you can purchase everyday groceries. Parking can be a problem here during the weekends and festive times due to high crowds. Read More

Opened in 2006, Sylvia Park is the largest mall in New Zealand with more than 200 shops and 2500 staff. The mall has a wide range of stores that suits all ages and budgets with local favorites and international brands marking its presence. The mall also has a child care facility and a children’s playground on board to help caring for your child while out shopping. The massive food court there caters to a variety of cuisine options while the Hoyt’s Cineplex offers a great movie experience. Some or the other event is always happening so make sure to check out their website before heading there. Read More

Waiheke Island is New Zealand's most densely populated island. The fact that it has permanent residents and is a tourist hotspot means that it has evolved a good number of activities for you to indulge in. Spend the day out soaking up the sun on Onetagi beach, or any of the 9 others, and head out to a winery just before lunch for a wine tasting tour, since it has so many vineyards and wineries. The island also has a cinema, and an arts theatre for various performances, complimented very well by the local art galleries and studios. Other extremely engaging activities include archery, zip-line, and shooting. Read More

Newmarket Westfield, one of Auckland's most luxurious malls, has to be our finest all-rounder, and everything for everyone. There are a range of retailers, ranging from Barkers and Country Road to Dangerfield's and Forever Modern, so you can find something trendy at any price point–and indulge in some posh window-shopping even if you don't intend on maxing out your credit card at the luxe boutiques.

Established in 1971, Westfield St. Lukes is one of the three largest shopping centres in Auckland, with more than 167 stores. The mall features men and women clothing stores, sports and leisure stores, furniture, technology among others. The mall has all kinds of shops ranging from thrift stores to luxury brands. Giants like Kmart, Farmers and Countdown are also present here. The mall also has a play zone for kids and a Cineplex that gives a fantastic movie experience for movie buffs. Read More