What to see in Auckland, a city that can be reached with an Emirates flight with a stopover in Dubai
From 1 March 2016 the direct flight from Dubai to AD will be operational Auckland, of the airline Emirates which will allow travelers to travel more comfortably and in a very short time. The new route will connect dozens of airports in Europe, Africa and the Near East to Auckland with a single stop in Dubai. Auckland, the most populated city in New Zealand, is a city of approximately 1.500.000 inhabitants located in the northern part of the country where it is possible to admire many naturalistic attractions such as beaches and parks and beautiful buildings.
One of Auckland's main attractions is the Sky tower, the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere at 328 meters. The tower, from the top of which you can enjoy a wonderful panorama, has three observation areas spread over three different floors from which you have a 360° view of Auckland. At the Sky Tower it is possible to have a unique experience, a walk on a walkway, located around the building, approximately one meter wide and located at a height of 194 meters, attached to a harness.
In Auckland and its surroundings there are many places of naturalistic interest; tourists here can admire splendid beaches, parks and various types of naturalistic sites. One of the places that attracts the most tourism in New Zealand is Waiotapu; here you can observe pools with sulphurous waters, which have different colors based on the minerals present there and geysers. For those who want to take a trip around Auckland it is recommended to visit Full Beach, beach best known in the city, this place is the ideal destination for those who want surfing.
Auckland also offers many cultural attractions; here there are many museums and galleries that those who love art and folklore and those who want to learn about local history must absolutely visit. L'Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, a structure dating back to the end of the 19th century, houses the largest collection of national and foreign art in the country; here you can admire works from various historical periods and styles. Another very important museum is theAuckland Museum, the oldest museum in the country, built in the mid-19th century, which houses the most important collection of Maori artefacts and art. The purpose of this institution is to preserve the history and culture of indigenous peoples.
