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A civic and performance building opened in 1911, containing the Great Hall, Concert Chamber and a large pipe organ.
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A large central public square beside Auckland Town Hall and Aotea Centre, used for festivals, markets, performances and civic events.
A performing-arts and events centre on Aotea Square containing the Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre, Herald Theatre and exhibition and function spaces.
A 1929 atmospheric theatre with a Moorish-style auditorium, a starry ceiling and the smaller Wintergarden performance space.
The largest collection of national and international art in New Zealand, housed in a landmark building on the edge of Albert Park in the heart of Auckland. Regularly hosts touring international exhibitions and offers a calendar of talks, performances, film screenings and children's activities to complement its exhibition programme. Has a shop and café.
A park that can be used as route between Queen St and K Rd (passing through St Kevin's Arcade). Has a children's playground.
Anglican church. The fine neo-Gothic stone church building opened in 1905.