Lower Hutt

Lower Hutt

Lower Hutt is located in the Wellington Region of New Zealand’s North Island, on the eastern side of Wellington Harbour, nestled in the lower valleys of the Hutt Mountains. It faces the city of Wellington across the harbour and is the tenth largest city in New Zealand, as well as the second largest in the Wellington Region.

Lower Hutt is a unique city, a relaxing place, and an ideal city for life. It boasts a rich history, deep culture, and a wide range of outdoor activities that are truly captivating. This is a city that remains charming all year round, offering different sceneries across the seasons. The Dowse Art Museum, which opened in 1971, is well known for hosting a diverse array of local and national exhibitions, showcasing both international and national-level artworks. The Petone Settlers Museum is highly regarded throughout New Zealand for its collections and entertainment value.

The city is famed for its extensive green spaces, with parks, reserves, beaches, and amusement parks covering up to 3,000 hectares, making it an ideal destination for weekend outings.

Lower Hutt

Must-visit reason: The tenth largest city in New Zealand

Continent where the attraction is located: Oceania

Country/Region where the attraction is located: New Zealand

Province/State where the attraction is located: Wellington Region

City where the attraction is located: Lower Hutt