If you travel to Wellington by rail, you will arrive at the Wellington Railway Station – the biggest and busiest in New Zealand. It is ideally located at the north end of Wellington Harbour and near the capital city’s government buildings. The terminal has a Neoclassical design created by architect William Gray Young. It was built during the Great Depression by displaced workers and finished in 1937. This grand main entrance is framed by eight, Doric columns that are 42 feet tall.
