Rooftop Bars Wellington
Diverse and vibrant, the capital of New Zealand has a whole lot to offer. To get a new perspective on it all, take aim for one of the rooftop bars Wellington has to offer. But which is the best Wellington rooftop? To help you find the answer, this ultimate guide comes packed with all info you need about each venue: opening hours, dress code, pictures, maps and much more.
Although unpredictable in weather, not much beats Wellington on a good day. That's when it is high time to get elevated and even closer to the sunshine, with relaxing drinks at a Wellington rooftop bar. Just scroll down and find the rooftop bars Wellington best suited for you.
Rikard Fredricson
Rikard has spent the last 10 years exploring, enjoying, researching and working with rooftop venues. During these years he has visited more than 700 rooftops across the globe. The experience he has gained is used to create helpful, in-depth and accessible content, and to share his knowledge and rooftop expertise with fellow rooftop-lovers.
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Rooftop bar Wellington
Rooftop-grade: 6/10
Prime season: Dec-May
Residents: 440 000
Climate: temperate marine
A small but vibrant and diverse capital, also offering a diverse set of rooftop bars. From lush rooftop gardens to urban and trendy terraces, there are several rooftop bars Wellington worth exploring.
The temperature in Wellington is generally moderate all year round with quite warm summers and mild winters. But it can also be quite unpredictable, and while the rooftops pretty much can stay open year-round, the open-air terraces might have to close from one day to the other. The best bet for warm and sunny hour on a rooftop terrace is during the summer months, from December through February.
About Wellington
Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, located at the south-western tip of the North Island. It is actually the world's southernmost capital. It has been described as "the coolest little capital in the world", offering plenty of culture and a vibrant atmosphere. It is also a popular tourist destination, with famous attractions include the Te Papa museum, Wellington Zoo, Zealandia, the Wellington Cable Car and Mount Victoria.
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