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Art & The City Walk

Visit a variety of heritage and modern buildings that house art spaces, a local gallery, look at indigenous art and craft, corporate collections, art in public spaces. Consider how the city's architecture fits within several frames. 2.5 hours SUNDAYS

From NZD 50.00 pp.
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Inclusions
  • Educational
  • Entertainment
  • Exercise

Exploring the lower city, we discover diverse forms of creative expression and consider how the architecture, while shaping the cityscape, fits within several frames; functioning, activating & enlivening, decorating and narrating. SUNDAYS

What to bring

Please dress appropriately for the weather. Expect it to be changeable – Auckland is built on an isthmus between two large bodies of ocean and can experience four seasons in one day.
Bring water, a hat, sunscreen and an umbrella can be useful rain or shine!

 

 

Start: 1pm

Finish: 3:30pm

Start Point: Outside No. 2 Queen Street (Endeans Building) corner of Lower Queen & Quay Sts, Auckland CBD.

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What our other guests have said

I was amazed at what I learned about my own city

Diane F, Auckland, New Zealand

Last, loneliest, loveliest, exquisite, apart

Rudyard Kipling’s tribute to Auckland

My life is richer in so many ways for this learning engagement and travel experience. And again, I have new friends! And David Hill, of Odyssey’s, was amazing. You should request him in the future; no one could do this better.

Shirley. A, North Carolina, U.S

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