Dunedin Attractions
Dunedin is the South Island's second largest city and is located beside the Otago Peninsula on the lower east coast. Well known for being a University city of Scottish heritage, visitors to New Zealand's oldest city are treated to a delightful combination of fine Architecture and cultural riches.
Olveston Historic Home
OLVESTON
Spend a magical hour absorbing the atmosphere in the Theomin family's historic Dunedin home, Olveston. Be transported to an era of fine living, grace and style. Gain an insight into the daily running of an early 20th century household of quality.
Taieri Gorge Railway
TAIERI GORGE RAILWAY
Enjoy an amazing variety of landscapes as you travel from Dunedin city centre to the rugged mountain interior of Central Otago and back.
Visit Taieri Gorge Railway website
BALDWIN STREET
Royal Albatross Colony
Conquer Baldwin Street authenticated as the World’s Steepest Street.
ROYAL ALBATROSS COLONY
Tairoa Head is the World’s only mainland breeding colony of Royal Northern Albatross colony.
Monarch Wildlife Cruises
MONARCH WILDLIFE TOURS
A cruise on the Monarch will enable you to view what cannot be seen from land. See a fascinating array of ocean birds and marine mammals all in their natural environment.
ELM WILDLIFE TOURS
Unrivalled viewing of Penguins, Fur Seals and Sea lions.
A highly recommended tour.
CADBURY CHOCOLATE FACTORY
Add a little sweetness to your day and enjoy a tour of Cadbury World
SPEIGHTS BREWERY
See, smell, touch and taste the ingredients that go into making Speight’s beers and discover how Speights’s became ‘The Pride of the South’.
Otago Museum
OTAGO MUSEUM
Discover a magnificent collection of treasures from around the world. Experience hands on science at its best in DISCOVERY WORLD and experience Otago’s Natural and Cultural Wealth. Highly Recommended attraction.
OTAGO SETTLER’S MUSEUM
Discover what makes Otago different at the Otago Settlers Museum. Like our original settlers, the museum has a colourful and interesting history.
HOCKEN LIBRARY
Archives and Art museum
Genealogy and Whakapapa research
BOTANIC GARDEN
Significant plant collections in a serene setting of mature trees, sunlit lawns and hill views.
CHINESE GARDEN (Due to open in February 2008)


