What To Do Maori

Cable Top Eatery and Picnic café 

Kelburn Village (Kelburn village pub) 10 minute walk

When you first arrive at the Kelburn Station you can take in the panoramic views of the city and harbor Te Whanganui-a-Tara from the indoor or outdoor viewing platforms before enjoying, discovering, exploring and learning with the array of activities on offer. Enjoy a walk through the unique landscape of the Wellington Botanic Gardens to New Zealand’s Parliament. This 35 minute walk will take you through the incredible range of international and native collections and past highlights such as the Lady Norwood Rose Garden and the children’s play area.

Kelburn Park, situated next to Salamanca Station, overlooks Wellington creating a unique setting for the community sports events that it plays host to.

The main attraction at Kelburn Park is the historic fountain, built in the 1940’s, which comes alive each evening with a multi-coloured light-show.

The Adam Art Gallery manages the Victoria University of Wellington Art Collection and showcases a highly-regarded programme of exhibitions and events. This is just a 10 minute walk from Salamanca Station.

Kelburn Park, situated next to Salamanca Station, overlooks Wellington creating a unique setting for the community sports events that it plays host to.

The main attraction at Kelburn Park is the historic fountain, built in the 1940’s, which comes alive each evening with a multi-coloured light-show.

The Adam Art Gallery manages the Victoria University of Wellington Art Collection and showcases a highly-regarded programme of exhibitions and events. This is just a 10 minute walk from Salamanca Station.

The Clifton mural showcases the Cable Car history and the people that were involved in its development. The black and white section of the mural features the founders of the Cable Car; including James Fulton and Martin Kennedy. The middle section is the Relentless Red Rattler that were used from the 1950s to the late 1970s. The present day Cable Car is painted at the end of the mural; see if you can spot any of our staff members. - Artwork by, Ellen

The new rainbow mural in the Lambton Quay Terminal is the work of local illustrator Gina Kiel. "This colourful rainbow landscape mural represents the Cable Car experience as a moving connective path through the continuum of time from history to current day and beyond," Kiel says.
This mural is part of a Wellington City Council-supported programme pakiTara-toi, to put more art on walls in the city.

From Lambton Quay Station you can head straight out onto Wellington’s ‘Golden Mile’.  The ‘Golden Mile’ offers the best shopping in Wellington’s CBD with all the stores you know and love as well as a variety of boutique and high fashion stores to choose from.