Wellington from Above
Wellington from Above by Graham Stewart, published by Grantham House Publishing in 2011, offers an insightful look into Wellington, the southernmost capital city known for its friendly atmosphere. This 128-page book presents a vivid portrayal of the city’s compact and walkable heart, filled with a diverse array of restaurants and cafes that cater to various tastes, from stylish a la carte dining to casual outdoor fare.
Readers will discover the vibrant life of Wellington, which boasts a remarkable number of bars, cafes, and restaurants per capita, even surpassing New York. The book also explores the Greater Wellington region, extending to Upper Hutt and the scenic Kapiti Coast, highlighting the area’s beaches and recreational opportunities. Through its detailed observations, this edition provides a comprehensive understanding of both the city and its surrounding landscapes, making it a valuable resource for those interested in political science, public policy, and regional planning.
Official synopsis Publisher
Wellington is hailed as the best little capital city in the world – it is the southernmost capital and is known for its friendly atmosphere. The heart of the city is compact, walkable and alive with restaurants and cafes that give a welcome with stylish a la carte dining and pavement outdoor casual fare. It boasts more bars, cafes and restaurants per capita than New York. It is a fun place to work and relax. Greater Wellington reaches to Upper Hutt and beyond to the Kapiti Coast and many beaches to the north.
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