Blenheim, a bustling town in Marlborough, New Zealand, is known for its sunny climate and thriving wine industry. With a population of around 30,500, it sits on the Wairau Plain surrounded by mountains that shield it from harsh weather. The town's history dates back to early Māori settlements and European colonization, with its name derived from the Battle of Blenheim. From warm summers to cool winters, Blenheim offers a laid-back lifestyle amidst picturesque vineyards and scenic landscapes.