Naturally New Zealand - SIC

• City visit through Auckland's top sights 
• Visit the curious town of Parnell and walk around its adorable shops 
• Appreciate extraordinary photograph chances of the Auckland horizon 
• Travel through Auckland Domain, the most seasoned park in the city 

• Pass By: Queen Street Set off through the downtown area, along the fundamental street of Queen Street, past famous Karangahape Road, and the upscale suburb of Ponsonby. 
• Pass By: Auckland Harbor Bridge see Harbor Bridge 
• Pass By: Hauraki Gulf Cross over the Auckland Harbor Bridge, getting a charge out of perspectives on the Hauraki Gulf and city horizon. 
• Pass By: Viaduct Harbor Visit the Viaduct Harbor, home to America's Cup dashing for a long time, and the notable structures around the University of Auckland, before proceeding to the Auckland Domain. 
• Pass By: Auckland Domain Developed around a terminated fountain of liquid magma, the Domain highlights 75 hectares of open spaces, tropical nurseries, duck lakes, and open workmanship, and is home to the Auckland War Memorial Museum. 
• Stop At: Parnell Stop for a short evening lunch break (own cost) at memorable Parnell Village. Term: 20 minutes Admission Ticket Free 
• Stop At: MJ Savage Memorial Park Next, venture to every part of the staggering waterfront course of Tamaki Drive to Michael Joseph Savage Memorial Park. Named after one of New Zealand's most noteworthy and most mainstream Prime Ministers, we quickly stop at Michael Savage's post. Length: 5 minutes Admission Ticket Free 
• Pass By: Waitemata Harbor The recreation center with its conventional nurseries and serene environment, offers an all-encompassing viewpoint over the pleasant Eastern Bays, Auckland city, and the Waitemata Harbor

The Sky Tower is a broadcast communication and observation tower in Auckland, New Zealand. Situated at the side of Victoria and Federal Streets inside the city's CBD, it is 328 meters (1,076 ft) tall, as estimated from ground level to the head of the pole, making it the tallest unattached structure in the Southern Hemisphere and the 27th tallest world in the world. It has become a big milestone in Auckland's horizon because of its unique design and height. 

The tower serves as a part of the SkyCity Auckland casino club complex, initially implicit 1994–1997 for Harrah's Entertainment. 

The Sky Tower has a few upper levels that are open to people in general: 

• Level 50: Sky Cafe 
• Level 51: Main Observation Deck 
• Level 52: Orbit 360° Dining 
• Level 53: The Sugar Club eatery, SkyWalk, and SkyJump 
• Level 60: Sky Deck 

The principle observation level at 186 m (610 ft) has 38 mm (1.5 in) thick glass areas of the deck giving a view directly to the ground. The top observation deck named "Skydeck" sits just beneath the principle receiving wire at 220 m (720 ft) and surrenders perspectives on to 82 km (51 mi) out there. There is also a "SkyJump" - a 192-meter (630 ft) hop from the perception deck, during which a jumper can reach up to 85 km/h (53 mph).