City To Sea Bridge

An interesting bridge with great views of the waterfront, and plenty of seating

Lots of varied seating. Beautiful are installation

This object is displayed at the lagoon by the city to sea bridge. I took the pictures at night time and it looks so beautiful.

Beautiful views of the city

Very nice location to take pictures and relax with seaview.

As far as City to Sea bridges go, this one ticks all (both) of the boxes. On one side City on the other, Sea.Ok. So that's a bit tongue in cheek but this is my first bridge review so cut me some slack.I love the way that Cities evolve. Moving from industrial utilitarianism to a more modern, scaled-up and decentralized approach. When the value in Wellington's Harbour was getting goods and people onto the shore it made total sense to put a major arterial road between the water and the city. Now that the Harbour has taken on a much more (partly) aesthetic role, the 6 lane carriageway seems to be more of a barrier than anything else.Until we find a way (and the $s) to rearrange things (go and look at how Seoul did it) this bridge is a great transitional step in getting the people to the value.I like the width and the space that really aim to allow us to flow from our offices, retail spaces and residences ot to the Harbour. I like that we have jazzed it up with some stories - partly to hide the traffic. And I like that we are being invited to use the bridge as a place to hang out.When I'm near here this bridge draws me across and onto the waterfront. That makes it pretty special.

.(03/2017)Beautiful tourist spotConnecting CBD to waterfrontNice viewsWell maintained and night lightening adds to its beauty

Very nice place to relax

Incredibly ugly eyesore. What happened to architecture?