Dunedin Attractions

The museum is Dunedin's most visited attraction. Explore world class collections of culture, nature, heritage and science.

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Home of an abundance of wildlife, the Otago Peninsula is world famous for its populations of albatross and yellow eyed penguin. Visit the site for information on this unique region.

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The castle is the home of the Barker family, who have spent more than 30 years lovingly restoring the building and re-creating the beauty of the gardens and grounds.

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Emerson's premium beers combine fidelity to style, aroma, flavour and finish with their own distinctive balance and memorability. Based in Dunedin.

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Protecting and showcasing Otago's exiled wildlife and helping to save New Zealand's threatened species for all to appreciate.

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Caversham Rail Tunnel is a stunning example of Victorian infrastructure, sadly unusable. However this beautiful feature now fits perfectly into Dunedin walking and cycling routes.

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Located in the centre of Dunedin city, the Cadbury factory is a colourful and educational environment. Take a fun-filled guided tour around the factory and sample Cadbury product along the way.

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Virtually There is a system that allows visitors to view objects from the Otago Museum electronically. Visitors can experience how the museum caters for the storage of around 1.6 million objects in the museum storage areas by taking a virtual tour.

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Glenfalloch features original plantings of European trees from 1872, underplanted with sizable azaleas and rhododendrons, including many unique hybrids, and large-leafed species.

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The Chinese Garden commemorates the contribution of Chinese people to the history and culture of Dunedin. Dunedin has had a long history of Chinese settlement, with many Cantonese people settling in and around the city at the time of the Central Otago Gold Rush.

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The oldest gallery in Dunedin, specialising in the sale of original contemporary New Zealand art.

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Close to the heart of our city lies the Dunedin Botanic Garden, a long-established garden of great variety.

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The early Scottish settlers of Otago and Southland were the original focus of this museum and its collections and displays reflect this strong association with the pioneer era.

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