Standing sentinel across the Waitemata Harbour, the Auckland Harbour Bridge is a crucial piece of infrastructure. Harbour bridge is the only bridge which connects the metropolis of the central business district to the North Shore and beyond to Northland.

North Head, also known by its Māori name Maungauika, is a historic volcanic cone located in Devonport at the entrance to Auckland’s Waitematā Harbour. Formed around 50,000 years ago, it offers spectacular panoramic views of Auckland City, Rangitoto Island, and the Hauraki Gulf. In the late 19th century, it became a key coastal defense fortress, and visitors today can explore military tunnels, gun emplacements, and disappearing guns. North Head combines natural beauty, Māori heritage, and fascinating military history in one unforgettable site.

Mount Eden is the highest volcano among Auckland's 52 volcanos. It is 196m tall. From the summit, you can enjoy spectacular views of the city and its Harbours.

The Winter Garden at Auckland Domain is a historic greenhouse complex featuring tropical and temperate plants, a stunning fernery, and elegant glasshouses. Built in the early 20th century, it’s a popular spot for visitors to enjoy rare flowers, seasonal displays, and a peaceful atmosphere.

Holy Trinity Cathedral is the world’s only architectural example of a Pacific-Gothic cathedral. You can feel a sense of grandeur and beauty at once. Also You can see St. Mary Church which is made almost exclusively from heart Kauri, a New Zealand native timber, and is one of the few timber churches in the world built in the Gothic style. On afternoon tour We are going to Winter Garden instead of Holy Trinity Cathedral due to closing time