New Zealand is an island country located east of Australia. Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand, with a population of around 395,600 people. Wellington has a temperate climate with around 169 sunny days per year. It offers a variety of cultural experiences and festivals throughout the year in its compact and beautiful setting.

1. • Hello! Today I’m going to tell you about Wellington a
very beautiful city.

2. School number 3
Produced by :
Daria Syomkina - 10 «А»
Kirill Ivannikov - 10 «А»
Teacher:
Boldyreva E.V.

3. New Zealand is an island country in the southwestern Pacific
Ocean. The country geographically comprises two main
landmasses ‒ that of the North Island and the South Island and
numerous smaller islands. New Zealand is situated some 1,500
kilometres east of Australia across the Tasman Sea.

4. Coat of Arms of New Zealand
Flag of New Zealand.

5. Wellington /ˈwɛlɪŋtən/
is the capital city of
New Zealand.
Coat of Arms of Wellington

6. Wellington city has a
population of 395,600 people.
The predominant language of
communication is English.
Other common languages are
French, Maori, Samoan,
Spanish, German and Chinese.

7. The city has about 169 days of
sunshine per year. The climate
is a temperate marine one, is
generally moderate all year
round, and rarely sees
temperatures rise above 25 °C ,
or fall below 4 °C.

8. There are 68,901 dwellings in
Wellington city, with 54.3% of
these owned. One-quarter of
dwellings are one-person
households.

9. Wellington is a dynamic and creative city offering a wide
variety of cultural experiences in a compact and beautiful
setting.

10. The Wellington festival takes place in October each
year.
The lighting of lamps at this ancient Hindu
festival symbolises the triumph of light over
darkness and the renewal of life.
Diwali showcases contemporary
and traditional Indian music and
dancing, food and crafts,
exhibitions and workshops,
and children's activities.

11. Matariki marks the start of a new phase of life. It
is a time of festivity for Māori, the tangata
whenua, or first people of New Zealand.
Matariki is a Māori cultural celebration in New
Zealand which marks the start of the Māori New
Year
Matariki is an important time in the Māori
calendar and is associated with the start of
the cold season when food storehouses are
full and the land is at its most unproductive.

12. Wellington Zoo
Home to New Zealand’s native
treasures and endangered exotic
animals
Botanic Garden
Over 26 hectares of unsurpassed
views, unique landscape, exotic
forests, native bush, colourful floral
displays and gorgeous specialist
gardens.

13. Wellington is a great place not only to live and work,
but also to visit.