Good Books. Wellington's Best Book Store

WHAT: GOOD BOOKS 

Wellington. 


To quote the website:

Founded in 2020 by two writers, Jane Arthur and Catherine Robertson, because the middle of a pandemic is always the ideal time to start a new business. Jane has over 20 years of bookselling and publishing experience, and Catherine has fond memories of very briefly working at Whitcoulls when she was at university. This is why Jane is GOOD BOOKS’ manager and Catherine is not … GOOD BOOKS opened its doors in October 2020.


GOOD BOOKS is all about the joy of reading and discovering new books you’ll love. No bookshop should make you feel self-conscious about what you like to read. We have fantasy, YA, romance, memoirs, poetry, art books and Jack Reacher. We have our own books, because that’s what happens when writers set up bookshops. We have science, politics, architecture books and Poo Bum. We’re small, so we only stock the books we believe are truly good.

We have a table and chairs you’re welcome to sit at. We have an awesome bookselling team, and welcome (nay, encourage) you to bring your dogs for a visit. We have very own exclusive range of limited-edition merch.

Website: Good Books




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Wellington is the capital of New Zealand and is a very cosmopolitan city with about a third of the people being overseas born residents, so you'll love how cosmopolitan and rich the cultural opportunities, food and cultural experiences are. From food, to fashion, to entertainment you have a multi-cultural masterpiece at your feet. Tourists can immersive themselves in Rugby Union (the city is the home of Wellington Lions), but if you only have a few hours or days, be sure not to miss a game of  RugbyUnion, the view from Mt. Victoria, Wine tours (Martinborough Winery is very highly recommended), Wellington Botanic Gardens, shopping, dining, and the world famous Lord of the Rings Tour.


Tourist advice: Wellingtonnz.com


 

Cuba Street - A famous street.

Registered under theHistoric Places Act in 1993, Cuba Street is one of the most famous and best known streets in New Zealand. Cuba Street brings together history, high fashion, cafes, bohemia, and eclectic shopping to the nation's capital. Cuba Street is a funky street where retail stores mix with cool cafes, vibrant bars and highly acclaimed restaurants. 

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Weta Workshop: 

Wētā Workshop is your gateway to filmmaking creativity. Take a guided tours to learn about the making of movie effects; from armour to weapons, creatures to costumes, make-up to miniatures, and more! Get up close to fantastical physical effects and authentic props. Test your guide's knowledge. Immerse yourself in our incredible small-group tours and discover how imaginary worlds (such as Lord of the Rings realms), are brought to life.

Website: Weta Workshop