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Hotel accommodation is important for the city centre’s entire consumer sector – it supports the activity of dining, shopping, nightlife, attractions, events and more. With the tourism industry projecting a shortfall of around 2,000 Auckland hotel rooms...

The city centre is home to a number of shopping areas, each with their own distinct character and store types. Lower Queen Street is known for luxury international stores, Britomart showcases big name New Zealand designers and High Street...

Located in the heart of Queen Street, Hulu Cat brings a slice of Taiwanese tea culture to the city centre. With milk teas, juices, slushies and iced teas, all with your choice of toppings (think tapioca 'pearls' or jelly), Hulu Cat's menu is...

Dining is the number one reason that people give for coming to the city centre – and with the incredible range and quality of restaurants and cafes on offer, that’s no surprise. We have a vibrant nightlife scene too and there are exciting developments...

Basement Theatre is a hidden gem in our city. If you wander through the back of Aotea Square and the Town Hall you will come across what feels like an uber cool back street of Melbourne or New York. Local artists have coloured the walls with...

Fable Auckland, an M Gallery by Sofitel property set in a 1920’s Art Deco building in Auckland, offers boutique accommodation with luxurious interiors, outstanding guest experience and dining, including being crowned World’s...

The city centre is the main hub of Auckland’s public transport network – all corners of the city meet here, so it’s mostly possible to get to where you want to go using buses, trains and ferries. To find out about bus, train or ferry access head to...

 It's a priority for the city centre that people can get around by walking or cycling. Making it easier for people to do this has a range of individual benefits – boosting productivity and health – while also reducing traffic congestion and carbon...

An innovative example of addressing the cost and environmental impact of private car use is car sharing. This approach also supports the reduction of congestion. In the city centre, there are two main car sharing companies. Cityhop Has many cars -...

With one in five New Zealanders living with a disability, the ageing population, families with young children, visitors from overseas, and people with a temporary injury or illness, accessibility is important for successful cities and businesses to...

Head to enjoy healthy, fresh food options and fairtrade coffee at this well loved cafe in Chancery Square. With cabinets brimming of home-baked slices and sweets, we recommend the ginger crunch which is a real favourite. They also cater to...

If you're looking for a fun place to relax and unwind with some cold beers and a breathtaking view of Auckland's Viaduct Harbour then you have to check out Dr. Rudi's Beer Brewing Co.  The atmosphere at Dr. Rudi's personifies the...

In collaboration with ourselves, Auckland Council and the High Street District community – including businesses, property owners, residents and other key stakeholders – a pilot was undertaken over 2019 and 2020 to explore how to improve High Street....

Conveniently situated in the Auckland Central Business District, Ramada Suites Victoria is located 700m from SKYCITY Convention Centre and 800m from Aotea Centre. Our 4-star Qualmark hotel offers Free WiFi underground parking can...

Foodies mark your calendars - between 1 – 31 August, Restaurant Month in the Heart of the City 2022 will showcase the world – class dining on offer throughout Auckland’s city centre. Every day of August, well-loved dining establishments and well-kept...

VYC is a dedicated private function venue overlooking the boats of the Viaduct Marina, hosting sit down dinners, corporate events, product & media launches, 21st through to 70th birthday’s, cocktail parties, engagement parties and weddings. It...

Throughout the month of August, over 100 special menus and events will showcase the world-class dining on offer throughout Auckland’s city centre for Restaurant Month in the Heart of the City 2022. The city centre’s dining scene is one of Aucklanders...

Delectable desserts and amazing cakes crafted with love by our professionally trained, in house pastry chef - made fresh and available from our central city location or on your favourite delivery apps. 

Put simply, buying glasses should be one of life’s pleasures. And we’ve created a formula to make it one. We start with a process that’s clever and honest. We use it to craft eyewear, that’s both beautiful and affordable. And we...

From the team behind Dr Rudi's Rooftop Brewing Co. comes a must-visit dining destination in The Viaduct, Saint Alice has taken over the old Kermadec site. Offering up spectacular views of the harbour and delicious eats, this...

The Auckland Whale & Dolphin Safari offers breathtaking tours of the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park. Experience the stunning Auckland skyline and harbour bridge, the thrill of being on the water and of course meet the gulf's resident population of...

There are some fantastic community initiatives across the city centre working to champion composting and sustainability, including:  Federal Street Compost Hub Hospitality businesses in the city centre can reduce their organic waste while...

From eco-friendly builds to electric vans there are lots of different ways city centre businesses are doing their bit to protect and restore our planet. Businesses can calculate their emissions over the past year using the Sustainable Business Network...

Established in 1974, Fingers is the oldest contemporary jewellery gallery in New Zealand. Synonymous with innovation and originality, Fingers has become a platform for many artists’ careers. At the forefront of treating and displaying jewellery as...