Places to Visit in Dunedin, Tourist Places & Top Attractions

Tourist Places in Dunedin

Larnach Castle, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin Railways, Royal Albatross Centre, Baldwin Street, Tunnel Beach, Otago Museum, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, Dunedin Botanic Garden and many more.

From the world's steepest residential street to the world’s only biocultural science centre there are really no dearth places to visit in Dunedin which awaits your footprints to explore and know the place beyond the internet. For nature lovers Otago Peninsula or Moeraki Boulders are worth a visit where you can see some fascinating geological marvels or enjoy an escapade in the sheltered bays.

If you are a history enthusiast, make a visit to the Toitu Otago settler’s Museum which showcases glimpses of the Maori and Chinese civilisations. For the party animals the best places in Dunedin to visit are the bistros and pubs where gaudy music accompanied with a dram or two of your favourite drink will certainly drive off your stress and cares.

As you come to the end of your trip, don't forget to visit Larnach Castle and enjoy a lavish meal which will definitely take you to the fairy tale world. Get set go for your next trip to one of the most scenic destinations of the world and enjoy the most scenic vacation of your life.

Here are some best places to visit in Dunedin:

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People Also Ask About Dunedin

  1. Which are the best places to visit in Dunedin?

    1. Otago peninsula: The Otago Peninsula lies on the south-eastern part of Dunedin and formed due to volcanic eruption. The long and indented finger-like peninsula with its beautiful seascape is one of the best places to visit in Dunedin.

    2. Speight’s Brewery: In a 60 minutes’ tour to Speight’s Brewery-the oldest continually operating brewery in New Zealand you can get to see a historic Brew Floor and a contemporary brewery housed in it.

    3. Tunnel Beach Track: If you are prepared for a long and moderately difficult uphill trek during return, make a visit to the Tunnel Beach Track and see amazing weathered rock formation at the end of a steep descent.

    4. Otago Farmer’s Market: Otago Farmers Market situated adjacent to the Dunedin Railway Station up to 75 is one of the best places in Dunedin to visit on weekends. Vendors sell premium quality fruits, meat, eggs, veggies, bread, condiments, cheese, coffee and delicious breakfast platters.

    5. Orokonui Ecosanctuary: The 307 hectares ecosanctuary is home to some rare species of New Zealand’s wildlife that include Takahe, Tui, Kaka, Tuatara and more.
  2. What is there to do in Dunedin?

    1. Visit Port Chalmers: A small village in Dunedin which showcases a motley of cafes, heritage attractions and galleries. Port Chalmers is basically inhabited by potters, jewellers, sculptors, painters and musicians.

    2. Explore Dunedin’s beaches: Drive for a minute off downtown Dunedin and a perfect seascape welcomes you with its stunning beaches, ancient sea caves and a majestic sandstone sea arch. Some of the best beaches here are Aramoana, Karitane and Murdering Bay.

    3. Witness the architecture and heritage: With stunning heritage buildings of the Victorian and Edwardian era Dunedin is worth taking a tour around. To know more about the cultural past of the city visit the Dunedin Public Art Gallery and Olveston Historic Home.

    4. Sip into locally brewed beer: One of the best things to do after a day trip in Dunedin is to go for a tour and taste the local beer in Emerson’s craft brewery or the famous Speights Brewery.

    5. Cycling or biking: In a cycle or bike tour you can explore the compact layout of the city and the surrounding countryside with 5 mountain biking trails. Signal Hill is the best downhill trail of New Zealand which is just 40 minutes’ ride form the city centre.
  3. Which are the best places to visit in Dunedin at night?

    1. Dunedin Casino: One of the best places in Dunedin which offers a premier experience in casino entertainment, refreshment and dining.

    2. Theatre: Dunedin Town Hall and Atmospheric Regent are the two world class auditoriums where you can watch plays by world class professional and amateur performers.

    3. Otago Peninsula: One of the best places to visit in Dunedin where you can spend a whole in sightseeing.

    4. Dunedin nightclubs: For an electric nightlife visit Mou Very or Carousel night club and dance to the beats of quirky music or sip into your favourite cocktail.

    5. Larnach Castle: Enjoy dining under the chandeliers in a fairytale like actual castle. Your long-harboured wish for a champagne lifestyle is well met.
  4. What is the best time to visit in Dunedin?

    The best time to visit Dunedin is summer and winter between the months of September through April. Summer in Dunedin mingles with Spring and lasts during the months of September through November while the Autumn months are from March till May. During summer the climate of the country is dry and temperate.
  5. Is Dunedin worth visiting?

    Dunedin is certainly worth visiting as the city is growing as the quirkiest and emerging tourist destinations of New Zealand. You can immerse into an abundance of sightseeing, adventure activities and the signature kiwi vibe that the places around the South Islands are known for.
  6. How many days do you need in Dunedin?

    In a 3 days’ itinerary you can best explore the beautiful city of Dunedin which has so much to offer you whether for sightseeing and adventure sports. You can also get to explore the stunning wildlife, the main tourist attractions of the city and breath-taking panorama outside the city limits. The 3 days’ itinerary includes 3 nights’ stay in Dunedin.

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