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Wilson’s Beach
3 km
Nice small beach. Looks nice if the tide was up. No public toilet here or shower. Two...
Ferry Building
5 km
It was very easy catching the ferry from here to devonport. The ferry tickets are ver...
Mt Eden Village Centre
7 km
Nice little village, lovely church with weekly concerts and good eateries
Maungakiekie / One Tree Hill
7 km
One of the best place to see Auckland in an up hill. This place was extremely magical...
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It’s a perfect spot to relax, enjoy some fresh air and a bit of nature. The views are beautiful, and the garden is thoughtfully designed, filled with colorful flowers that add to the serene atmosphere. There’s plenty of parking space.
A beautiful park in a location with a great view. I happened to pass by it while driving along the coast. A very well-maintained park, beautiful flowers, and ocean views. I was able to feel refreshed.
This was once the site of two massive pa systems fortified villages, Kohimaramara and Tokapurewha. These pa were the first to be overrun during the conquest of Tamaki by the Ngãti Whãtua sub-tribes of Kaipara at around 1745.nIn 1859, the government acquired 9 acres at Takaparawhau for military purposes under the Public Works Act. In 1886, a further 13 acres were taken to build Fort Bastion during the 'Russian Scare of the 1880s.nGun emplacements here once guarded the entrance to the Waitemata Harbour, as did other fortifications on Takuranga / Mt Victoria and Maungauika / North Head at Devonport on the North Shore.nBastion Point is named after Bastion Rock / Tokapurewha the rock of the black mussel, a distinctive fort-like outcrop which stood offshore here until the 1920s, when it was demolished during the formation of Tämaki Drive.nThis is now the site of the memorial to Michael Joseph Savage 1872 - 1940, this country's first Labour prime minister, remembered by a tall obelisk, sunken pool and garden. Very beautiful place. Good for tourists. Bring your own water and food. Public toilets there. Good for family picnics.
Gorgeous spot for picnics, sun-bathing on the grassy hill, enjoying the colourful seasonal blooms, and viewing some historical monuments.
23rd Prime Minister of New Zealand, from 1935 until his death in 1940...