Landmarks of New Zealand
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New Zealand has several famous landmarks including The Beehive building in Wellington which is part of Parliament, the Sky Tower in Auckland which people can bungy jump or walk around, and Baldwin Street in Dunedin which is considered the steepest street in the world. Other landmarks include the Auckland Harbour Bridge, the Waitomo Caves known for its glow worms, and Wellington Harbour where boats arrive.
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