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New Zealand Otago Attractions websites.
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Otago Museum Dunedin
(www.otagomuseum.govt.nz)The museum is Dunedin's most visited attraction. Explore world class collections of culture, nature, heritage and science.
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Otago Peninsula
(www.otago-peninsula.co.nz)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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Queenstown Garden Tours
(www.queenstowngardentours.co.nz)Visit a variety of Queenstown's residential gardens on a personalised, fun and informative sightseeing tour through one of the South Island's most beautiful regions. The garden tour operates daily in the spring and summer months.
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Hawkshead Wine
(www.hawksheadwine.com)Hawkshead Wine produces Pinot Noir (Burgundy) fine wine in Gibbston Valley in the heart of Central Otago.
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Mount Aspiring National Park
(www.doc.govt.nz)A mixture of remote wilderness, high mountains and river valleys, where walkers and mountaineers are drawn to experience the park's beauty.
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Aoraki Mount Cook National Park
(www.doc.govt.nz)An alpine national park, featuring the highest mountains and the largest glaciers. The park covers 70,696 hectares and is located in the central part of the South Island, deep in the heart of the Southern Alps.
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Amisfield Wine Company
(www.amisfield.co.nz)Located in Central Otago, this winery produces Pinot Noir, aromatic whites and Methode Traditionelle wines. Also has a bistro.
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Larnach Castle
(www.larnachcastle.co.nz)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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The Emerson Brewing Company
(www.emersons.co.nz)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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Forrester Gallery
(www.forrestergallery.com)An Oamaru gallery housed in a spectacular Neo-Classical building, originally constructed in 1884 for the Bank of New South Wales. The galleru exhibits a varied and exciting exhibition programme, along with a growing collection of artworks significant to the region.
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Orokonui Ecosanctuary
(www.orokonui.org.nz)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
(www.cavershamtunnel.org.nz)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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Mt Difficulty Wines
(www.mtdifficulty.co.nz)The Bannockburn area is internationally renowned as being one of the few places in the world where the illusive Pinot noir variety has found a home outside of Burgundy.
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Otago Goldfields Cavalade
(www.cavalcade.co.nz)Each March hundreds of horses and riders, wagoners and walkers follow the old gold trails throughout Otago and Northern Southland, in a re-enactment of the discovery of gold on which the Otago province was founded.
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William Hill Wines
(www.williamhill.co.nz)A winery situated in close proximity to Alexandra and neighbouring fresh water koura farm. Rich berry fruit flavours and clean fruit identify the William Hill flavour.
