City Walks Links Page
Links to Dunedin information, attractions, cafes, restaurants, activities and accommodation; and to like-minded operators in other towns.
Taste Nature Organic Shop
Great wee store - and kitchen/ cafe/ community hub - in a recycled building, High Street.
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University of Otago
Education is important here. The University campus is an architectural (and social) hotspot, featuring stand-out buildings across a range of architectural styles.
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Plato
A Retro delight in Dunedin's Steamer Basin. Cuisine magazine Restaurant of the Year Award finalist four years in a row.
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Etrusco at the Savoy
Fine yet affordable evening dining in an elegant space very close to town.
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Nectar
Quality cafe in restored 1870s building, Princes Street.
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Trail Journeys
Otago Central Rail Trail operator. A destination in its own right, the (cycle) Trail also connects Dunedin with Central Otago and Wanaka/ Queenstown.
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Fortune Theatre
Dunedin's professional theatre company, situated in a former Wesleyan Church, corner of Moray Place and Stuart Street.
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Brett McDowell Gallery
My favourite art gallery - and situated in Dowling Street, which is itself an art gallery!
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Olveston
Grand Edwardian home built for one of Dunedin's prominent Jewish families. Has a wonderful collection of art and domestic ware. Tours available.
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Elm Wildlife Tours
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Royal Albatross Centre
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Monarch Wildlife Cruises and Tours
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Taieri Gorge Railway
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Dunedin Gasworks Museum
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Larnach Castle
Interesting building and fine garden, in magnificent hilltop Otago Peninsula setting. A range of accommodation options available.
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Fleur's Place
Internationally acclaimed seafood restaurant in Moeraki, a seaside village one hour north of Dunedin.
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The Brothers Boutique Hotel
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Hogwartz Backpackers
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Hair Raiser Ghost Tours
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Auckland Walks
We think it's important to support like-minded folks elsewhere, so if you're visiting Auckland, try Auckland Walks.
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Louisa's Walk
We've heard rave reviews about this attraction in another wonderful small city - Hobart, Australia. Louisa's Walk features a dramatic re-enactment of the experiences of a convict who has been 'transported' to a Tasmanian jail.
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Built in Dunedin
David Murray's fascinating, well-written, well-illustrated and very authoritative blog about Dunedin's historic buildings and their stories.
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Bacchus Wine Bar & Restaurant
Fine dining on the first floor of a lovely Victorian building which overlooks the Octagon. Lunch Mon - Fri, Dinner Mon - Sat. Phone 474 0842
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Back to Nature Tours
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Architecture van Brandenburg
Progressive architectural firm doing very exciting work. Located in an interesting space - between Taste Nature and Nectar.
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Upright Dunedin
A very interactive page all about Dunedin's built (and social) heritage.
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Dunedin City Council
General information about Dunedin, plus a link to the Dunedin i-Site Visitor Centre.
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Nature Guides Otago
Quality eco-tours and luxury accommodation.
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Speight's Brewery
Includes details about their popular heritage tour.
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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
Wellington feels like a larger, more cosmopolitan Dunedin. It is walkable, so visit these guys when you are passing through the capital.
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University Book Shop
Quality fiction and non fiction, 378 Great King Street.
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Scribes Books
Redistributing fine literature. Second hand, out of print, rare and antiquarian. Open 7 days, corner of Great King and St. David Streets.
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