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The document highlights several landmarks found throughout New Zealand, including the Beehive building in Wellington which is part of Parliament, the Sky Tower in Auckland which offers bungy jumping and walking experiences, the steepest street in the world located in Dunedin, Auckland's Harbour Bridge, the glow worm-filled Waitomo Caves, Wellington Harbour where boats arrive, Wellington's Cable Cars, and the Tui Brewery where Tui Beer is made.
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The document highlights several famous landmarks found throughout New Zealand, including the Beehive building in Wellington, the Sky Tower in Auckland which offers bungy jumping and scenic views, Baldwin Street in Dunedin recognized as the steepest street worldwide, the Auckland Harbour Bridge, the Waitomo Caves known for its glowworms, Wellington Harbour and Cable Cars, and the Tui Brewery where the popular beer is produced.
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- 1. Landmarks In New Zealand The Beehive is a building in Wellington that is part of Parliment. The Sky Tower is an amazing Tower in NZ. You can bungy jump or walk around it.
- 2. Landmarks In New Zealand This street is in Denedin. It is the steepest street in the world. This is the Harbour Bridge. It is in Aukland.
- 3. Landmarks In New Zealand The Waitimo Caves is a great place to be. It is full of glow worms. This is the Wellington Harbour. This is where all the boats come into.
- 4. Landmarks In New Zealand This is the a Cable Car.There are two Cable Cars. They are in Wellington.
- 5. Landmarks In New Zealand This is the Tui Brewery. This is where all the Tui Beer is made.