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Rugby World Cup Guide: Part 1 At the start of next month, the Rugby World Cup is <a href="http://www.nfljerseys-supply.com/"><strong>NHL jerseys supply</strong></a> heading to New Zealand, a beautiful island whose looks have recently been made famous by the Lord Of The Rings trilogy. There are loads of deals on cheap flights to New Zealand at the moment so if you were thinking about heading over, jump right in! We'll be reviewing all 11 destinations with some hints and tips of our own about where you might like to visit whilst you're taking in a game or two. Auckland by Ronnie Macdonald With two stadiums including playing host to both the opening match and the final, you could do much worse than base yourself here in the most populated city in the country. Adrenaline junkies can do the world-famous Auckland Bridge Bungy or challenge yourself with a trip to the top of Mount Eden to enjoy wonderful views of the city. Also nearby you can head to Rainbow's End Theme Park for more thrills, or relax on one of the beautiful beaches such as Te Henga Beach. Wellington by multitrack This cool city is New Zealand's capital and whilst it often gets left behind in the tourism stakes, rest assured it has more than enough to keep you interested. Start at the Mount Victoria Lookout where you'll be able to survey the whole city, and in the evening enjoy the stars of the southern hemisphere at the Carter Observatory. See all the strangest wildlife on the island at the award-winning Zealandia or simply enjoy the variety of quirky bars, tasty restaurants and boutique shopping. Dunedin by Philby England fans will want to stake out Dunedin as the team play their first three matches here, so head over and <a href="http://www.nfljerseys-supply.com/ "><strong>football jerseys</strong></a> enjoy the relaxed way of life of the locals. It's all about the great outdoors here with the beautiful beaches at St Clair just one of the draws. You can surf, rock climb and head into the caves so there's plenty to keep you busy. Alternatively, head to the Otaga Peninsula to spot sea lions and penguins, or check out the plants on the other side of the world at Dunedin Botanic Garden and Larnach Castle Garden. Hamilton by alexindigo Those supporting Wales will have more than a little interest in this city, with their team playing two of their four opening matches at the Waikato Stadium. Hamilton lies close to the LOTR village of Hobbiton, an unmissable spot for fans, or for natural wonder you can't beat the Waitomo Caves where the stalactites and stalagmites are lit by glow worms. In the city there are plenty <a href="http://www.nfljerseys-supply.com/"><strong> NFL jerseys cheap</strong></a> of bars to keep the party moving and you can visit Hamilton Zoo to see their amazing animals, or enjoy a trip along the river. Rotorua by Alan Vernon. This city packs a mighty punch, offering plenty to do when you're not glued to the rugby. Top of most people's list is heading to the Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley to see the Pohutu geyser, but you can also find geothermal activity at Kuirau Park, Wai-o-Tapu and Hell's Gate. Why not enjoy a thermal spa? You can also visit any of the 16 lakes for a day relaxing or enjoying water sports, hop on a mountain bike to see the sights or follow some trails, or get into the Maori spirit like the locals. Manaakitanga! New Plymouth by Heike Quosdorf See Ireland's opening match here when they <a href="http://www.436100.info/view.php?id=14707"><strong>Baltimore Orioles 32 Wieters black mlb jerseys | cheap football ...</strong></a> take on the USA and (hopefully) celebrate in style! You can get back to nature with hardly any effort with all sorts of recreational activities in the world famous Pukekura Park or up Mount Taranaki. Enjoy the thrills and spills of the Todd Energy Aquatic Centre or take in the delights of the seaside with a stroll along the Coastal Walkway. There is a free Zoo which is perfect for kids, or for a different look at the country see the Pacific-art centred collections at the Govett-Brewster Art ##############. top image by Conor Lawless