Découvrez les principales attractions et les sites emblématiques et les belvédères autour de la ville de Dunedin lors de cette visite d'une demi-journée. Explorez Dunedin avec un guide et admirez les principaux sites d'intérêt tels que la célèbre rue Baldwin, l'université d'Otago, les jardins d'Olveston Homestead et la grande gare ferroviaire de Dunedin. Superbes points de vue sur le port d'Otago et depuis Signal Hill. Visitez l'Octogone (centre-ville) pour faire du shopping et manger un morceau. Tous les transports vers et depuis le quai des navires de croisière sont inclus. Bénéficiez d'une attention personnelle de votre guide lors de cette visite en petit groupe, limitée à 20 personnes. Des départs quotidiens sont disponibles pour les passagers des croisières et les passagers en ville.

Les histoires que Gregor explore sont rarement entendues auparavant. Elles sont l'aboutissement d'années de recherche et sont exclusives à Tales From Darkest Dunedin. Darkest Dunedin possède une connaissance approfondie de la région et de son histoire. Vous repartirez avec le sentiment d'être un habitant du coin et tout aussi bien accueilli !

Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Join us on a fascinating two-hour walking tour of Dunedin, where we will explore the city's rich history and heritage, starting at the historic Fortune Theatre, before moving on to the Speights Ale House brewery, where you'll learn about the iconic brewery and its history in the city. From there, we'll walk to the beautiful Lan Yuan, Dunedin Chinese Garden, which is an oasis of calm in the heart of the city, and hear about the Chinese community's contributions to Dunedin's culture and heritage. Our next stop will be at the Toitū Otago Settlers Museum, housed in the beautifully restored Dunedin Railway Station. Finally, we'll conclude our tour with a visit to the grand Dunedin Railway Station, which is a stunning example of the city's Edwardian architecture, where we'll explore the station's role in Dunedin's growth and prosperity, and its role in transporting troops during World War I.

Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Discover Dunedin's rich history and heritage on a two-hour walking tour starting at the Fortune Theatre. Hear fascinating stories of Dunedin's past as we stroll down Tennyson and Princes Streets. Explore the Chinese Garden and the Queens Gardens, then dive into Otago's cultural and social history at Toitū Otago Settlers Museum. Our journey through time concludes at the grand Dunedin Railway Station, where you'll discover its important role in the city's growth and prosperity. Join us and step back in time in Dunedin!

Try to keep your jaw from dragging on the ground as we walk through the inner city hearing the dark yet true crime stories from the 19th century. Dunedin, being a gold rush town, brought characters in from all over to exist together in this isolated city at the bottom of the world. We will briefly touch on why and how Dunedin was settled for context then we will walk the main areas of the inner city seeing such landmarks as the favourite little Fairlie steam engine, the old victorian era, gothic revival prison, the Flemish Renaissance style railway station, Anglican Cathedral, the newly refurbished main street, George Street ending with the utterly depraved story of murder and attempted suicide in the one of many notorious lanes that still exist. See the best of Dunedin while hearing the worst.

Dunedin’s well-preserved center reflects its unique history as New Zealand’s first city of wealth and influence. On this self-guided walking tour of Dunedin’s heritage, you’ll discover how a brief but intense period of prosperity during the 1860s Otago Gold Rush transformed this Scottish settlement into a colonial powerhouse. You’ll also see the architectural legacy that endures to this day in its grand Victorian and Edwardian buildings. The tour starts at the iconic Dunedin Railway Station, famously designed by the architect “Gingerbread George” Troup, in striking Flemish Renaissance style. You’ll make your way through the former commercial heart of the city to explore the Warehouse Precinct, where industrial spaces have been creatively revitalized.