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Auckland War Memorial Museum
Auckland War Memorial Museum presents New Zealand history, Māori and Pacific collections, and natural heritage in a landmark hilltop building.
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Trondheim may not be one of Europe’s busiest or most well-known cities, but it’s certainly a vibrant place to spend a trip. The city’s one airport is conveniently located around 30 minutes from Trondheim. Travellers who don’t wish to stay in the city can use Trondheim Airport as a connection point to other Norwegian and European destinations. There are also train routes connecting Trondheim with the rest of Norway, Sweden and Finland.
Trondheim and the surrounding Trøndelag county area are served by Trondheim Airport Værnes (TRD). Located 12 miles away from the city itself, Trondheim Airport is served by coach and train routes which travel to and from the city centre. The international terminal at Trondheim Airport is small but it has all the facilities passengers need: duty-free shopping and a convenience store, a restaurant and a bar, ATMs, free WiFi, power outlets and a children’s play area.
Norwegian Air International is the only airport which offers year-round direct flights from the United Kingdom to Trondheim. Flights on this route depart from London Gatwick. Travellers from other UK cities (such as Manchester, Edinburgh and Birmingham) who do not wish to make the journey to London can fly non-direct to Trondheim with another airline, such as KLM, SAS or Wideroe.
Speed is the number-one reason to travel by plane to Trondheim, with direct flights from London taking just two and a half hours. Passengers willing to travel non-direct can depart from one of over a dozen airports in the UK. Transfer options from Trondheim Airport are also fast and flexible. Two coach routes and one train route travel to and from Trondheim Airport throughout the day, taking passengers to different regions in the city (including the eastern suburbs and the student campus) in around half an hour.
The third-largest city in Norway, Trondheim has a booming student population of over 30,000. Thanks to these students, Trondheim has some of the trendiest hotspots and best nightlife in Norway. Travellers who want to do like the students do should check out the hip coffee shops around the city as well as the rocking bars and clubs. Getting around to these places and more is easy thanks to the regular and reliable extensive bus network. Updated in 2019, the Trondheim bus system will now include tram-like super buses which run every five minutes.
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Auckland War Memorial Museum presents New Zealand history, Māori and Pacific collections, and natural heritage in a landmark hilltop building.
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki houses major New Zealand and international art collections in a striking central-city building.
New Zealand Maritime Museum explores the nation’s relationship with the sea through boats, stories, and hands-on exhibits on the waterfront.
Viaduct Harbour is a lively waterfront precinct with marinas, promenades, harbour views, and easy access to central Auckland walks and attractions.
Mount Eden / Maungawhau offers volcanic landscapes, walking tracks, and one of Auckland’s most impressive panoramic viewpoints over the city.
Wynyard Quarter is a regenerated waterfront area with public spaces, boardwalks, playgrounds, and excellent views across the Waitematā Harbour.
A traditional Māori feast of meat, kūmara and vegetables slow-cooked in an earth oven. It is special for its smoky flavour and communal cultural roots.
Green-lipped mussels from New Zealand, often steamed or served in a creamy sauce. They are prized locally for their large size and sweet, briny flavour.
A Māori dish made from puha greens simmered with pork, often pork bones. It is a humble, traditional comfort food with deep whānau and marae connections.
Refined fine dining on the waterfront with tasting menus focused on New Zealand produce in an elegant, intimate setting.
Smart city dining room known for contemporary New Zealand cooking, polished service and a calm, upscale atmosphere.
Long-running Ponsonby favourite serving New Zealand comfort food and excellent coffee in a relaxed neighbourhood bistro.
Auckland is pricier than many NZ cities, with higher hotel, dining and transport costs, but it is still cheaper than Sydney or Singapore for most visitors.
Tipping is not expected. Round up or leave 5-10% for excellent restaurant service. Taxis do not require tips; cafés usually do not either.
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Auckland Airport -> SkyCity Auckland
Check where to Auckland flights depart and arrive, plus the main airport details for this route.
Auckland is 4 km from Auckland city centre. Public transport options include:
Auckland has practical services for this route, including Wifi, Shopping, Parking, Dining, ATM, Taxis, Accessibility, WC, Hotel, Shower, Lounge, Lost and Found Office and Car Rental.
Food options include: Various restaurants including fast food, cafes, and sit-down dining located in both domestic and intertiol terminals. Top options include Best Ugly Bagels and Mexico.
Free Wi-Fi available throughout the airport for up to 45 minutes. ATMs are located in both domestic and intertiol terminals.
Lost and found is available at the station.
Available at Auckland: Parking, Taxis, WC.
Available at Auckland: Car Rental.
Accessibility facilities are available at Auckland: Elevators, ramps.
Nearby hotels include Novotel Auckland Airport is located within walking distance of the terminals..