Queen Street
Known as Auckland’s ‘Golden Mile’, Queen Street is famous for its range of shopping and entertainment offerings.
Commercial Bay
Located at the base of Queen Street is the recently constructed Commercial Bay Shopping Centre, housing over 120 fashion and beauty retail stores. Commercial Bay also contains the largest food and beverage offering in the country at Harbour Eats, a contemporary dining area filled with casual outlets, bars and restaurants with waterfront views.
Arts and Theatres
The Civic Theatre is a renovated 1920’s movie palace that now hosts live performances, located on the corner of Queen Street and Wellesley Street West.
Just around the corner is the Auckland Town Hall, a prominent civic landmark that has been the centre of the city’s political and cultural life since it opened in 1911.
Adjacent to the Town Hall in the heart of Auckland, Aotea Square is a popular location for festivals, parades, live music and performing arts.
Attraction Information
Bus Timetable
Stop 1: First bus 9.00am, last bus 4.00pm
Stop 3: First bus 9.10am, last bus 4.10pm
Location
Stop 1: Outside St Pierres Sushi, 23 Customs Street East
Stop 3: Albert Park, Wellesley Street East
Admission
Free Entry
Access
Full access, including wheelchairs
Toilets
Public toilets are available along Queen Street and Commercial Bay
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