Around the City
- Olveston House- Dunedin's historic Edwardian home. One hour tours available.
- Botanic Gardens - Famous - especially for the huge Rhododendron Dell.
- Chinese Garden - Recently completed authentic walled Chinese garden, in the center of the city.
- Otago Museum - Quality exhibits, and also the live tropical butterfly exhibit, where visitors can walk amongst the free flying butterflies.
- Otago Settlers Museum - A fascinating step back to experience the lives of the hardy people who first came to Otago.
- Taieri Gorge Railway -departs from the stately Edwardian Railway Station and takes you to the rugged interior of central Otago and back. An excellent day trip.
- Art Galleries - Many and varied throughout the city.
- Restaurants and Cafes - A huge variety of quality eateries, to suit all tastes.
Around the Otago Peninsula
- Glenfalloch Woodland Garden
- Art Trail - Many Artists and Crafts people based on the Peninsula
- Monarch Wildlife Cruises - Viewing wildlife by boat, from the harbour and the ocean.
- Explorer Tours by Bus - You can concentrate on the stunning views from the bus.
- Elm Wildlife Tours - Small group tours to look at Penguins and other bird life, and Marine creatures and explore the Peninsula.
- Larnach Castle - Worth a visit, the Castle has been beautifully restored and the 35 acre gardens are outstanding.
- Royal Albatross Center - A chance to see these amazing birds in their only Mainland breeding colony in the world.
- Penguin Place - A conservation reserve where you can visit the endangered Yellow Eyed Penguin.
Victory Beach on the Peninsula
