Wellington

Wellington is New Zealand's capital city. It is situated between Cook Strait and the Remutaka Range on the south-western tip of the North Island. Wellington is the administrative center of the Wellington Region and the country's second-largest city by metro area. It is the world's southernmost sovereign state capital. Wellington has a temperate marine climate and is the windiest city on the planet, according to average wind speed.

Wellington's pristine air and atmosphere can be attributed to the fact that it is a rural city with a substantially lower population. New Zealand experiences a large stream of visitors during peak seasons throughout the year due to its proximity to the sea. Despite this, it maintains a spick-and-span appearance because to its superior rubbish disposal systems.

Its museums, gardens, parks, and roadways are always spotless. The air quality is also good, thanks to the frequent winds that sweep through the city, removing all pollutants.

• Country: New Zealand