New Plymouth - New Plymouth

New Plymouth
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New Plymouth is a city in the region Taranaki.

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New Plymouth is the main and largest city in the region Taranaki, always within sight of the Mount Taranaki volcano.

getting there

By plane

New Plymouth Airport is served by Air New Zealand as scheduled. There are direct flights to Auckland (45 min.) And Wellington (50 min.). There are also flights with a stopover in Auckland to Hamilton, Tauranga, Rotorua and Taupo, with a stopover in Wellington to Palmerston North.

By train

By bus

In the street

Road number 3, coming from the north, leaves the coast here to return to the coast via Stegelfort and Eltham near Hawera. Road 75 leads west along the sea via Okura, Okato and Opunake to Hawera. Road 3a forms the city bypass for transit traffic between the Bell Block to the east and Inglewood in the southeast.

By boat

mobility

The city bus lines are through Okatobus operate. More details on their Homepage.

Tourist Attractions

Churches

Castles, chateaux and palaces

Buildings

Monuments

  • Wind wall. A 45 m high art installation by the artist and son of the city Len Lye by the sea next to the Puke Ariki.

Museums

  • Puke Ariki. Very good museum, Maori department.
  • Govett-Brewster Art Gallery. A good and large gallery with contemporary art, including objects by Len Lye, creator of the Wind wall. It is considered the largest contemporary art gallery in Australasia.

Streets and squares

Parks

  • Botanical Garden
  • Brooklands Zoo

various

activities

shop

kitchen

nightlife

accommodation

Cheap

  • Campsite, Directly at the sea.

medium

Upscale

Learn

Work

security

health

Practical advice

trips

  • Egmont National Park, located to the south.

literature

Web links

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