Quest New Plymouth is located on the doorstep of New Plymouth's cultural and entertainment centre.
Quest New Plymouth’s prime location in the city centre means just a stroll to shops, Al fresco cafes, restaurants, bars, markets and food halls.
While you are here make sure you check out the following iconic Taranaki attractions:
Puke Ariki
The story of Taranaki and its mythical mountain is one of passion, conflict and drama. The best place to discover these and many more stories of Taranaki is at Puke Ariki, New Plymouth's innovative waterfront museum, library and i-SITE Visitor Centre.
New Plymouth Coastal Walkway
The international awad-winning, 7 km New Plymouth Coastal Walkway traces the coast from Port Taranaki in the west to the Waiwhakaiho River in the east, with Len Lye's Wind Wand sculpture marking the centre.
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery
The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery has presented the latest contemporary art for almost 40 years. The gallery is home to exhibitions, the archives of pioneering New Zealand artist and filmmaker Len Lye, and a vibrant events programme and design store featuring its own art publications.
Pukekura Park and TSB Bank Festival of Lights
New Plymouth's historic Pukekura Park links the TSB bowl of Brooklands with the city centre. Every summer the park is transformed by spectacular lighting displays, events and entertainment that form the TSB Bank Festival of Lights (19 Dec - 7 Feb).
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