Tourist Attractions in City Centre, Auckland with opening hours
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Results from the 'Tourist Attractions' category in City Centre, Auckland
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43 WYNDHAM STREET, Auckland Central, Auckland, 1010
09-303 4509
the Catholic Cathedral of Saint Patrick and Saint Joseph, the mother church of the Roman Catholic diocese of Auckland 
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8/12 Customs Street East, Auckland Central, Auckland, 1010
09-300 3295
Contact Lenses Suppliers, Opticians & Optometrists 
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99 Quay Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, Auckland Central, Auckland, 1010
09-367 9111
Fullers360 has been the leading ferry provider in Auckland for more than 35 years. Beyond our essential role as a public transport provider to thousands of daily commuters, we offer a range of tourism products for the most sought-after coastal and island destinations. Where we go Cruise the sparkling inner harbour, or venture to islands afar. Explore the historic seaside suburb of Devonport, hike the volcanic Rangitoto Island, or sip your way through Waiheke Island wineries. For an eco-adventure, sail to the wildlife sanctuaries of Tiritiri Matangi Island and Rotoroa Island. By the numbers Fullers360transport more than 5.3 million resident and visitor passengers each year – allowing them to explore 18 unique destinations. To accommodate increasing demand, we’ve grown our fleet to 21 vessels, including our two newest additions, Korora and Torea. Plus, Fullers360 owned Waiheke Bus Company operates 11 vehicles to service the island’s bus routes and tour products. Our business Fullers360 has deep roots in Auckland maritime travel. Owned by the InMotion Group, Fullers360 has a rich history, retaining strong ties to the local community through the years. Though the company has evolved, our commitment to community initiatives, events, schools and the environment has been unwavering. 