Auckland City - Plan a City Adventure

Discover the lanes on High St where you'll find Karen Walker, Kate Sylvester and much more. Head to Smith and Caughey's on Queen St, or for something different explore Britomart by the water and the colourful K Road.

Indulge - And why not?! Try out a gorgeous treatment at Chuan Day Spa at the Langham Hotel.

Explore - After some pampering, why not take in some culture and see whats on at the Auckland Art Gallery, or the New Gallery, Toi o Tamaki

Glam it Up - Visit Bobbi Brown in Smith and Caughey's and leave feeling like a million dollars.

Drinks - No day in the BIG little city is complete without a drink or two, and Smith on Gore St or A&M in Roukai Lane in Britomart is just the place.

Dinner - Dress to impress and sample world-class cuisine at dine by Peter Gordon in SKYCITY

Entertainment - If you're not completely tired out, then why stop? Suite Bar on Hobson St is the perfect place to have a drink and sit amongst the locals.

Stay - You'll need some rest so try Hotel DeBrett in High St or Elliott St Hotel near Elliott Stables

If this sounds like you, download the Girls in the City map under Shopping on the Itinerary Planner.

Watch the city come alive after dark as you enjoy a BIG night out down colourful K Road or busy High Street. Watch the water sparkle over a little nightcap in the Viaduct or sit back and enjoy a tipple at a hotel bar. For something new, Roukai Lane in Britomart is becoming the place to see and be seen after dark.

Kick Start the Day - A delicious breakfast at MacGregor Brothers Kitchen in Elliott Stables is the perfect way to begin your day.

Add some sparkle - Browse around the Lanes or The Chancery precinct to find the perfect outfit for the night ahead.

Grab a Bite - In the mood for a quick lunch? Chow in the Viaduct has the perfect dish both BIG and small

Lazy Arvo - Take a stroll up to K'Rd and browse the galleries from Artspace to Whitespace

Pre Show - Drinks - Get the night started at Racket Bar down Roukai Lane in Britomart

The BIG Act - Follow the crowds to the big show or concert at Vector Arena (click here to see whats on)

Keep Going - After an amazing show you can't possibly retire, a meal and a drink at Pasha on Princes Wharf will keep the spirits alive.

Feet Up - Rest your head in the heart of the action at The Quadrant Hotel Auckland.

If this sounds like you, download 'A Day turned into Night ' under Nightlife on the Itinerary Planner.

The ever-growing list of places to dine in the BIG little city means you can find everything from fine dining experiences in beautiful heritage spaces or hotel restaurants, to tasty bites in late night cafes. Devour the day’s freshest catch harbourside in the Viaduct, or delight in international cuisine from around the world.

Start the day – A day always begins well with a great coffee, so head to Santos in Britomart or try Cafe Melba in Vulcan Lane.

Pantry Stocking – take home some culinary delights from Elliott Stables, with 20 chic eateries and boutique specialty stores, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Spot of lunch – Good food is perfectly accompanied by good views, so secure a spot at Kermadec Bassiere or Soul Bar and Bistro in the Viaduct.

Afternoon delights – Take a walk of art around the central city’s 20 plus galleries (click here for the Walk of Art Map)

Dinner – You may not be in Paris, but experience French cuisine like no other at the French Cafe.

Entertainment – Catch a visiting musician, colourful show or some local comedy at THE EDGE’s® Civic or ASB Theatre’s (click here for upcoming events)

Rest – After a day of exquisite dining and art relax at the Langham Hotel.

Like this intinerary then download the 'Foodie Heaven' map under Dining on the Itinerary Planner.

The BIG little city has a lively art scene filled with a mix of genres from the unexpected to the classic. You’ll want to spend the whole day perusing over 20 galleries within walking distance. Visit the New Gallery Toi o Tamaki and don’t miss the contemporary and cultural on K’Rd.

Late risers – For a late breakfast try Mezze Bar in Durham Lane.

Take a walk – Take a walk around the city and discover the beautiful old historic buildings that link us to the past (click here for details on Heritage Walks)

Refuel – The Pontoon on Pier 21 on the harbour is a great place to take five, grab a bite and enjoy the view. Or head into Lorne Street and try Jimmy Wong’s – for east meets west.

Get in touch with nature – For a break from the hustle and bustle stroll through the Winter Garden or the Sculpture walk in the Domain.

Explore – The Auckland Museum is well worth a visit, housing a plethora of exciting, engaging and enchanting things from the past and present.

Curtains please – Don’t miss The Auckland Theatre Company’s 2009 season of plays (click here to see whats on)

Night cap – Enjoy a drink at Bellini in the Hilton after a busy day on your feet.

Retire – At the Westin on the Viaduct.

If this has inspired you then download the 'Arty Farty' map under Arts on the Itinerary Planner.

Visit SKYCITY to experience thrills, excitement and entertainment at their world class Skytower, theatre and casinos. If culture and history is more your thing, visit the Auckland Museum and the Maritime Museum or take in BIG action at the IMAX Theatre. Young or old there’s something for everyone.

5 star style – Stay the weekend at The Sebel Suites Auckland or SKYCITY Hotel.

Harbourside – No trip to Auckland is complete without going harbourside, visit the Maritime Museum and take a trip in a heritage boat.

Hungry? – Visit Tony’s Orginal Steak and Seafood restaurant on Khartoum Place or try a moving meal at Sushi Train in the Viaduct.

Take a seat – Stop in to THE EDGE’s® Civic Theatre and catch a matinee performance. (click here for up coming events)

Up up and away – Finish the day with a trip up the SKY TOWER, watch as the sun goes down and the moon comes up.

Hit the Hay - In The Sebel Suties or your deluxe twin suite in The SKYCITY Hotel.

Start again - With a strong dose of caffeine from Mecca at the Viaduct or Rebo Cafe in SKYCITY.

Back in time – Spend time at the Auckland Museum and get lost amongst its tales.

Feeding time -  Animals get hungry too, so don’t miss feeding time every afternoon at Auckland Zoo.

If you must see these attractions then download A Family Weekend of Must-Sees map under Attractions on the Itinerary Planner