It is easy to get to the suburbs of Auckland by bus from the CBD. Pleasantly, it feels very different from Queen Street, a place with lots of windshield houses, cafes and shops, located on a high point with a great view of Oakland. We spent a pleasant afternoon strolling around the main area and felt that the area did have a "high-end market" atmosphere.

Very good for the whole family/people of all ages. I loved the shops, many of which were full of New Zealand goods and clothes. The restaurants were fantastic. Have a great coffee at Longshot. Highly recommended (especially the secondhand store Tatty’s!)

Ponsenby is a famous street town in Auckland. It's quite suitable to go with friends. It's worth having lunch or dinner. You can take the city bus from the city to Ponsenby. You've heard about it on the Internet before. I didn't expect this group tour to include it. It's really a surprise.

To the west of downtown Auckland, not too far away, a 30-minute walk from Prince's Wharf leads to Ponsonby's commercial street, where there are bookstores and churches with community walks, and the Sky Tower looks like it's right in front of you and is suitable for people who want to stay away from the noise.

Ponsenby is one of the most fashionable urban areas in Auckland, where there are many famous shopping malls and gorgeous restaurants. We have selected our favorite works of art in many fine products, famous furniture stores, and also found local handicraft products in handicraft stores. It's great. I also ate Spanish snacks, Italian cuisine, Japanese sushi and went to the cake shop to buy cake snacks. We also watched some live performances for free.