Guidebook for Dunedin
Everything Else
This is the oldest established botanical gardens in New Zealand. Well worth a stroll around in the many themed garden areas and enjoy the birdsong and relaxing environment.
60 locals recommend
Dunedin Botanic Garden
Great King Street NorthThis is the oldest established botanical gardens in New Zealand. Well worth a stroll around in the many themed garden areas and enjoy the birdsong and relaxing environment.
A great kid friendly garden with paddling pool, play ground and barbecues located beside the picturesque Leith River.
10 locals recommend
Town Belt-Woodhaugh Gardens
A great kid friendly garden with paddling pool, play ground and barbecues located beside the picturesque Leith River.
The heart of Dunedin's tertiary area, full of young and old. Full of interesting modern and historical architecture and just a down hill walk from Pinehill.
Otago University (Dunedin) station
The heart of Dunedin's tertiary area, full of young and old. Full of interesting modern and historical architecture and just a down hill walk from Pinehill.
This is one of the countries oldest museums and is brimming with interesting exhibitions, special exhibits and a live butterfly house. Excellent gift shop and cafe.
59 locals recommend
Otago Museum
419 Great King St NThis is one of the countries oldest museums and is brimming with interesting exhibitions, special exhibits and a live butterfly house. Excellent gift shop and cafe.
This is an award winning museum where you will be immersed in the rich and diverse history of how Dunedin was settled and has become the city it is today. Very informative and a must do.
125 locals recommend
Toitu Otago Settlers Museum
31 Queens GardensThis is an award winning museum where you will be immersed in the rich and diverse history of how Dunedin was settled and has become the city it is today. Very informative and a must do.
With a permanent exhibition celebrating Francis Hodgkins, this is a great little gallery that packs a creative punch in all things art. Another must do.
53 locals recommend
Dunedin Public Art Gallery
With a permanent exhibition celebrating Francis Hodgkins, this is a great little gallery that packs a creative punch in all things art. Another must do.
Sightseeing
The world's steepest street. Take the challenge, get to the top and enjoy the views while catching your breath.
73 locals recommend
Baldwin Street
Baldwin StreetThe world's steepest street. Take the challenge, get to the top and enjoy the views while catching your breath.
Drinks & Nightlife
Full of locals, great craft beers and live music, this tiny bar is a Dunedin must.
19 locals recommend
Inch Bar
8 Bank StFull of locals, great craft beers and live music, this tiny bar is a Dunedin must.