Albert Park

Albert Park is one of Auckland's most important parks. It's located in the heart of Auckland CBD. Its long history and unique character have made the park a special place for the Aucklanders and it an important destination for visitors. 

Access to the park is from Kitchener Street, Wellesley Street, Princes Street and Bowen Avenue.

Public toilets are situated between Albert Park House and the pedestrian walkway from Albert Park over Wellesley Street East.

Albert Part Entrance from Princes St.

At one corner of the park is the Auckland City Art Gallery and on the other side is the original park-keepers cottage which is now a museum of memorabilia. 

The park also features a range of statuary and memorials, as well as formal flower beds, a Victorian fountain and beautiful trees.

View of Sky Tower from Albert Park and the band rotunda near the south end of the par

Statue in Albert Park

Victorian Fountain In the Park

 Albert Park House is home to the collection of Auckland philanthropist Bruce Wilkinson. It features clocks and ceramics - treasures acquired during his working travels between the 1930s and 1960s and later donated to the city.

Floral Clock

University of Auckland Clock Tower

Statue of Queen Victoria

A pohutukawa tree arches over a pathway

Arc & the Sky Tower