Wellington and the Wairarapa
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1. C’est Cheese Artisan Cheese & Deli
For any Wellingtonian's trip "over-the-hill," C'est Cheese is their first essential stop. The shelves are stocked with soft and hard cheeses, all made in-house from...
For any Wellingtonian's trip "over-the-hill," C'est Cheese is their first essential stop. The shelves are stocked with soft and hard cheeses, all made in-house from nearby milk supplies. Above all, C'est prioritizes matchmaking; they make the cheese, then they'll help you match it with their range of locally sourced goods that will complete your platter.
19 Fitzherbert St., Featherston, Wellington, New Zealand06-308–6000Shop Details
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2. Harbourside Market
On Sunday, between 7:30 am and 1 pm, folks flock to this outdoor food market on the waterfront. Organic produce, cheese, fresh fish and meats...
On Sunday, between 7:30 am and 1 pm, folks flock to this outdoor food market on the waterfront. Organic produce, cheese, fresh fish and meats are the main draws. There's also a plethora of food trucks serving coffee and international street food.
At Cable and Barnett Sts., Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand -
3. Area 51
Street-savvy clothing brands like Adidas and Herschel Supply Co. fill the shelves here, but the real reason to come in is to check out the...
Street-savvy clothing brands like Adidas and Herschel Supply Co. fill the shelves here, but the real reason to come in is to check out the popular, local Huffer label.
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4. Arty Bee's Books
This friendly and locally owned store sells new and second-hand books with a strong focus on New Zealand fiction and nonfiction....
This friendly and locally owned store sells new and second-hand books with a strong focus on New Zealand fiction and nonfiction.
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5. David Jones
Locals were initially resistant to the arrival of this Australian giant, but they quickly came around when exposed to its range of high-end brands previously...
Locals were initially resistant to the arrival of this Australian giant, but they quickly came around when exposed to its range of high-end brands previously unavailable in Wellington. Featuring a lovely early-19th-century facade, this three-level department store is an absolute must for the discriminating shopper. There is a wide range of women's and men's fashion, perfume, household goods, and more.
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6. Deadly Ponies
Based on the gorgeous decor alone, this store focused on leather accessories is well worth a visit. The leather in their products is all ethically...
Based on the gorgeous decor alone, this store focused on leather accessories is well worth a visit. The leather in their products is all ethically and locally sourced.
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7. Gordon's Outdoors
This spot sells camping gear and outdoor clothing from international brands as well as footwear....
This spot sells camping gear and outdoor clothing from international brands as well as footwear.
Corner of Cuba and Wakefield Sts., Wellington, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand04-499–8894 -
8. Harbourside Market
MarketOn Sunday, between 7:30 am and 1 pm, folks flock to this outdoor food market on the waterfront. Organic produce, cheese, and fresh fish and...
On Sunday, between 7:30 am and 1 pm, folks flock to this outdoor food market on the waterfront. Organic produce, cheese, and fresh fish and meats are the main draws.
At Cable and Barnett Sts., by side of Te Papa , Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand -
9. Jane Daniels
Here is a comprehensive range of Jane Daniels's New Zealand ladies' fashions. All pieces are locally manufactured from European fabrics....
Here is a comprehensive range of Jane Daniels's New Zealand ladies' fashions. All pieces are locally manufactured from European fabrics.
97c Customhouse Quay, Wellington, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand04-473–7400Shop Details
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10. Karen Walker
The eponymous owner has made a name for herself overseas. This Wellington store carries her own clothing, accessories, and fragrances....
The eponymous owner has made a name for herself overseas. This Wellington store carries her own clothing, accessories, and fragrances.
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11. Kathmandu
Wellington is a fine place to stock up on camping supplies before hitting the great outdoors. Kathmandu carries its house brand of clothing and equipment....
Wellington is a fine place to stock up on camping supplies before hitting the great outdoors. Kathmandu carries its house brand of clothing and equipment.
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12. Kura Gallery
Part gallery, part gift store, this establishment has a strong contemporary Māori current running through its merchandise. Some of the smaller, less-expensive items make unique...
Part gallery, part gift store, this establishment has a strong contemporary Māori current running through its merchandise. Some of the smaller, less-expensive items make unique souvenirs.
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13. Kuripuni Village
This shopping village is a 10-minute walk from central Masterton. Among the cafés and bars, you'll find a local jewelry designer, a high-fashion clothing and...
This shopping village is a 10-minute walk from central Masterton. Among the cafés and bars, you'll find a local jewelry designer, a high-fashion clothing and perfume boutique, and a book shop.
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14. Old Bank Arcade
The Old Bank Arcade sits in the iconic neoclassical walls of the former Bank of New Zealand. The arcade is something of a fashion enclave,...
The Old Bank Arcade sits in the iconic neoclassical walls of the former Bank of New Zealand. The arcade is something of a fashion enclave, containing a slew of well-known boutiques, including New Zealand designers Taylor, Ricochet, and Ruby. There is classic jewelry at The Gold Exchange and delicious handmade sweets at de Spa Chocolatier.
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15. Paua World
Just off the main highway in Carterton, Paua World is an interesting diversion. Akin to abalone, paua has been collected by the Māori since ancient...
Just off the main highway in Carterton, Paua World is an interesting diversion. Akin to abalone, paua has been collected by the Māori since ancient times (they used it to represent eyes in their statues). The highly prized, rainbow-color shell interiors are polished, processed, then turned into jewelry and the like.
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16. Simply New Zealand
As its name suggests, this store focuses on New Zealand-made handicrafts, including ceramics, wooden items, jewelry, knitwear, and accessories....
As its name suggests, this store focuses on New Zealand-made handicrafts, including ceramics, wooden items, jewelry, knitwear, and accessories.
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17. Unity Books
Find a generous supply of New Zealand and Māori literature in this bright and spacious independent store....
Find a generous supply of New Zealand and Māori literature in this bright and spacious independent store.
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18. Victoria Street
Wellington CentralTop New Zealand and local Wellington labels line Victoria Street and its little Lombard Laneway. Find phenomenal fragrances at World, chic and understated leather bags...
Top New Zealand and local Wellington labels line Victoria Street and its little Lombard Laneway. Find phenomenal fragrances at World, chic and understated leather bags at Yu Mei, and luxury lingerie at Lonely. Further fashion can be found at Wilson Trollope, St. Fabiola, Juliette Hogan, Kilt, and Karen Walker's Playpark. Luckily, there are great coffee shops nearby to take a rest from retail therapy.
Victoria St. and Lombard La., Wellington, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand -
19. Whirlwind Design Store
RongotaiLet the wind blow you past the airport and into the movie-making suburb of Miramar. Here, local artists Nick Blake and Michelle Fyson specialize in...
Let the wind blow you past the airport and into the movie-making suburb of Miramar. Here, local artists Nick Blake and Michelle Fyson specialize in making rustic-chic accessories for you, your home, and your garden.
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20. Zambesi
Well-established New Zealand designer Elisabeth Findlay whips up innovative and extremely wearable clothes....
Well-established New Zealand designer Elisabeth Findlay whips up innovative and extremely wearable clothes.
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