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Dunedin International Airport 39 Min

Dunedin Railways (18 Min)
Operator Of Scenic Train Trips Departing From An Old Station Decorated In A Highly Ornamental Style.

Tunnel Beach (25 Min)
A Historic Hand-Carved Tunnel Leads To To This Popular Diving & Snorkeling Spot With Cliffs & Caves.

Toitū Otago Settlers Museum (18 Min)
Museum Exploring History Of Local Settlement, With Kid-Friendly Exhibits & Events, Plus A Cafe.

Royal Albatross Centre (26 Min)
Large Wildlife Sanctuary Offering An Observatory, Exhibits, Guided Tours & A Cafe On Scenic Grounds.

Otago Museum (20 Min)
Exhibits On Natural History Along With A Hands-On Science Area, Planetarium & Butterfly House.

Otago Peninsula (11 Min)
Scenic Waterfront & Mountain Setting Offering Views Of Penguins, Sea Lions & Other Wildlife.

Dunedin Botanic Garden (20 Min)
Serene Gardens With Walking Paths Amid 6,000+ Plant Species, As Well As A Cafe & An Aviary.

Taiaroa Head (30 Min)
Scenic, Wind-Swept Landscape At The End Of The Otago Peninsula & Home To Over 10,000 Seabirds.

Larnach Castle (6 Min)
New Zealand's Only 'castle', This Scottish Baronial-Style Grand Estate Is Open For Tours.

Dunedin Public Art Gallery (19 Min)
Source For New Zealand Art From 1860 To Present, European Works & Events Like Lectures & Screenings.

Baldwin Street: Steepest Street In The World! (26 Min)
World's Steepest Drivable Residential Street With A 35 Per Cent Gradient, Rising From 30 M To 100 M.

Saint Clair Beach (18 Min)
Sandy Beach Known For Surfing Breaks & Backed By A Promenade Lined With Seafood Restaurants & Bars.

Olveston Historic Home (21 Min)
Grand, Well-Preserved Former Merchant Home Dating To The Early 1900S, Offering Guided Tours.

Dunedin Railway Station (17 Min)