City Walks Links
Otago Museum |
ToituFormerly Otago Settlers Museum. Covers everything from Maori history to the music scene here in the 1980s and 90s. |
Walk Christchurch |
Napier Art Deco TrustIncludes information about the Trust's guided walks in Napier. |
Dunedin Public Library |
Otago Daily TimesNew Zealand's oldest daily newspaper. |
Dead Souls BookshopSecond-hand books, Princes Street. |
Metro CinemaSmall art-house cinema. |
Rialto CinemaLarge art-house cinema. |
Dog With Two TailsBohemian cafe & bar - and music venue. |
Vogel Street KitchenCafe - and the starting point of the Vogel Street Walk. |
Heritage CoffeeCafe - also in Vogel Street. |
VanguardCafe, Princes Street. |
Ironic Cafe & BarIndoor and outdoor space, close to the Railway Station. |
Morning MagpieHipster cafe, Lower Stuart Street. |
OchoChocolate factory, shop and tours - now in Roberts Street. |
Governor's CafeStill much the same :) |
Dunedin Botanic Garden |
Kind GrocerPlant-based grocer, deli and herbal dispensary. Vogel Street. |
St Joseph's Cathedral
Home of the Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. Corner of Smith and Rattray Streets.
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Offtrack Mountain Bike Tours |
Emerson's BreweryCraft brewery, established in Dunedin in 1992. |
Fantail ToursDunedin and Otago Peninsula tours. |
Orokonui EcosanctuaryHome to rare and fascinating wildlife. |
Port to Port ToursOtago Harbour cruises and wildlife tours. |
New Zealand Sports Hall of FameBrilliant. Upstairs at Dunedin Railway Station. |
The Dunedin Museum of Natural MysteryCurious indeed: Bruce Mahalski's private museum and gallery, 61 Royal Terrace. |
Knox Church
Dunedin's 'second' Presbyterian church. George Street.
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Taste Nature
Wholefoods, organics, store and cafe. High Street.
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University of Otago
Important institution - and architectural hotspot featuring impressive buildings across a range of styles.
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Plato
A Retro delight in Dunedin's Steamer Basin.
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Etrusco at the Savoy
Fine Italian restaurant, close to town. Outstanding service.
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Brett McDowell Gallery
Dealer gallery, Dowling Street.
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Olveston
Classy Edwardian home, with a fine collection of art and domestic ware. Tours available.
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Elm Wildlife Tours
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Royal Albatross Centre |
Monarch Wildlife Cruises and Tours |
Dunedin Railways
Scenic rail journeys.
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Dunedin Gasworks Museum
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Larnach Castle
Striking Victorian pile in glorious Otago Peninsula hilltop garden setting. A range of accommodation options available.
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Fleur's Place
Acclaimed restaurant in Moeraki, a seaside village one hour north of Dunedin.
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The Brothers Boutique HotelCharming accommodation in Dunedin's Catholic quarter. |
Hogwartz Backpackers
Characterful accommodation, close to town.
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Hair Raiser Ghost Tours
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Built in DunedinDavid Murray's blog about our buildings and their stories. Outstanding. |
Bacchus Wine Bar & RestaurantFine dining overlooking The Octagon. |
Architecture van Brandenburg |
Dunedin City Council |
Speight's Brewery
'Pride of the South'. Tours, merchandise - and good country fare at the Ale House Restaurant.
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First Church
The Heritage Centre, out back, contains priceless material about early Dunedin.
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St Paul's Cathedral
This Cathedral Church of the Anglican Diocese of Otago and Southland commands a prime site in Dunedin's Octagon.
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Turboweb Limited
Turboweb Limited are the inventors and creators of the Simple Content Manager. Based in Dunedin, New Zealand, they also offer solutions for most internet based applications. |
Walk Wellington |
University Book Shop
Quality fiction and non fiction, 378 Great King Street.
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Scribes BooksSecond-hand, out-of-print, rare and antiquarian books. Great service. Open 7 days, corner of Great King and St. David Streets. |