The Wellington town hall is one of the most beautiful historical buildings of the capital of New Zealand. The first Foundation stone of the town hall was laid on 18 June 1901 king George V, but construction started only a year. 7 December 1904 Wellington town hall was officially opened by mayor Aitken. The city is celebrated for 4 days.

Originally on the facade of the building was a tower height of 150 feet, is equipped with a clock. However, in order to protect the city in case of an earthquake, it was decided to dismantle the tower. Currently the town hall is a beautiful building in the Roman style and is a symbol of the capital of New Zealand.

The Wellington town hall is owned by the City Council. Created commercial organization manages six of the most important buildings of the city: in addition to the town hall she directs the Centre Michael Fowler, Theatre St. James Opera house, concert hall, TSB Bank Arena and renovated and reopened in 2013, hall called Shed 6 (Barn 6) with its rustic style, located right on the water.

The Council hall is not only the place of meeting of the mayor and city Council. There are all kinds of conferences, exhibitions, gala dinners, charity events, concerts, awards, prizes. Hall 1609 person is on two levels, the acoustic quality of the hall is widely known. On the lower tier of seats is removable, which allows hall to provide a large flat space. In the Hall there are five luxury suites that can be rented by anyone.