Old St Pauls

One of New Zealand's most noticeable heritage places, Old St Paul's was worked by the Anglican Church in the region of 1865 and 1866 on what was at first the site of Pipitea Pu, a Mori settlement on Wellington's waterfront.

What's more, moreover being a champion among different instances of Gothic Revival building on the planet, the past basilica is a document of ious charming stories, including that of its own survival.

Having served the Anglican social order up to the 1960s, it was weakened with pounding after the new St Paul's was created one piece away.

Saved, restored and resuscitated to individuals, as a rule, today Old St Paul's stands not similarly as a place of supernatural centrality and a scene for extraordinary events yet likewise as a sign of one of New Zealand's amazing inheritance battles.