• The Wellington Town Hall (Māori: Te Whare Whakarauika) is a concert hall and part of the municipal complex in Wellington, New Zealand, which opened in December 1904.
  • Being next to Civic Square and housing the Wellington I-Site information centre, tourists can take a look at the Wellington Town Hall without going out of their way.
  • Wellington’s Town Hall was originally surmounted by a large tower which was intended to house a town clock and chimes, but it remained blank for nearly 20 years.
  • The Wellington Town Hall is within an easy stroll of major hotel accommodation, culinary delights, quirky cafes, boutique shopping as well as Wellington’s arts...
  • As we move towards the development of a national music centre in Wellington’s Civic Square, with an upgraded Wellington Town Hall at its heart, let’s...
  • Son 3 saat içinde kullanıcılar, ₺ 753 gibi düşük bir fiyata bu gece için Wellington Town Hall yakınında oteller buldu.
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  • The cost of earthquake-strengthening and redeveloping Wellington’s Town Hall has rocketed from $182 million to a possible $329m.
  • The Wellington Town Hall came to life on the Wellington landscape in the year 1904, and it features the typical Romanesque portico that adorns most official...
  • The Category 1 heritage status Wellington Town Hall was opened in 1904 and is renowned for its acoustics.