Wellington Convention Centre consists of two unique buildings located side by side in Wellington's central business district. The Wellington Town Hall, venue for the Convention’s Glow in the Dark gala dinner, is a beautifully restored Edwardian building (1904) and the Michael Fowler Centre is of a fine, modern design (1983), ideal for the Convention debates.
It is the perfect location for the 24th Convention, in the heart of the New Zealand’s capital city. It is within walking distance of all major hotels and banks, surrounded by cafés, shops, museums, theatres and nightlife. It adjoins inner city urban squares and waterfront parks, delightful open spaces with plenty of room to sit or stroll, enjoying the breathtaking views over the city’s handsome Port Nicholson harbour, itself a millennium-old, volcanic crater.
