Dunedin Free Visitor Attractions
Dunedin in the Otago region is considered one of New Zealand’s four major historic cities and is the largest city in the lower South Island. Orginially settled by Scottish settlers, Dunedin still retains a strong and proud Scottish heritage and even its name “Dunedin” is Gaelic for “Edenbourgh”. As New Zealand’s oldest city, Dunedin is famous for its stylish Victorian and Edwardian architecture as well its close proximity to marine based wildlife on the stunning Otago Peninsula.
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OTAGO FARMERS MARKET - Dunedin Central
OTAGO FARMERS MARKET - Dunedin Central
Each Saturday morning thousands of people flock to the Dunedin Railway Station north car park to purchase local food directly from the people who made it. Our customers love the friendly atmosphere, the fresh produce, and the bargains that can always be found. 8am – 12.30pm every Saturday, don’t miss it!
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ST CLAIR BEACH - Dunedin
ST CLAIR BEACH - Dunedin
Only minutes from the city centre, this sweeping surf beach is a place to walk, swim, surf or dine out. Saint Clair, the most popular city beach, is a renowned surfing location. A heated salt water outdoor swimming pool, located at the southern end of the long sweeping beach, is open over the summer period.
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TUNNEL BEACH WALKWAY - Dunedin
TUNNEL BEACH WALKWAY - Dunedin
Walk through an excavated tunnel to a secluded beach and a spectacular, rocky coastline. Explore the sea-carved sandstone cliffs, rock arches and caves at Tunnel Beach; look for fossils as you descend through the pioneers' hand-carved tunnel. Tunnel Beach is to the south of Dunedin. Start at the car park on Tunnel Beach Road, signposted off Blackhead Road.
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