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Just some of the delights to be found in Dunedin, New Zealand's best wee city..Delightful St Paul's Cathedral, exterior. | Flagship attraction The Railway Station: Dunedin's most impressive building? |
Wise heads Re-imagining the Stavely Building. | Dunedin's Octagon Heart of the city. |
Funky town Busting some moves at the skate park. | Too Catholic? First Church, designed by R.A.Lawson. |
First Church A different perspective. | Blessed enterprise The pulpit, First Church. The Presbyterian faith was the rock upon which the settlement of Dunedin was founded. |
Scottish flavour Scotia Restaurant and Bar, Stuart Street. | Terrace houses Louis Salmond designed these homes, built in Stuart Street in 1901 for draper Daniel Haynes. Cable cars once ran by here. |
Dunedin Courthouse Setting an example. | A stone's throw from the water Wain's Hotel, Princes Street. Facade designed by Dunedin architects Mason and Wales back in 1878. |
Tall stories Consultancy House, formerly The NZ Express Co. Building, was New Zealand's first skyscraper. A Sullivan-esque delight, Bond Street. | Making music Matthius Lefebvre on George Street. |
Classic Yes, you can surf here. | Big shoes Competing in the Joe Scott Memorial Walk, 2011. http://www.odt.co.nz/rugby-world-cup-2011/whats-events/176659/quirky-tribute-champion-old |
Creative City Creative types - and businesses - thrive in Dunedin. The fabric sculptures are by local artist Motoko Watanabe. | Clubbing together Guild design store, Moray Place. The shopfront for a collective of local artists and designers, and invited guests. |
What's up? Counting down to iD Fashion Week, held every April. Dunedin has a full events calendar; we'll keep you in the loop. | Tilting the scales Learn what we're doing to save our buildings and streetscapes. |
Success stories Taste Nature, High Street. An ideal tenant for this sensitively redeveloped building. | Otago Farmers' Market A must-do before your Saturday Old Town Walk. The market, at Dunedin Railway Station, starts at 8am. |
Impressive Dunedin Railway Station. | Saved The Station's mosaic floor. |
Second act The warehouse precinct stages a comeback. | Vogel Street Kitchen Bringing life to the street. |
Dunedin street art Roa's Tuatara - a symbol of renewal. | Dare to dream Pixel Pancho helps us believe. |
Crashing the party Haast's Eagle, by DAL East | Expect the unexpected Fun and games in Dunedin's Exchange. |