Dunedin Tourism News

A new Taieri Gorge Railway carriage at will be on display at the Dunedin Railway Station this morning. The company recently bought the carriage from...
Artists are often working on new bodies of art. But, a Dunedin artist has taken things just a little bit further . . . Nigel Benson meets Heather...
Southern gardens have long been lifted by the rhododendron’s flamboyant display. But for how long? This year’s Dunedin Rhododendron Festival looks at...
Metaphorically speaking, Victoria Bunton has spread plenty of compost around this year. The chief co-ordinator of the 2007 Dunedin Rhododendron...
Steam locomotive Jb 1236 arrived in Dunedin with a trainload of visitors just after 6pm yesterday. New Zealand Mainline Steam Tours general manager...
Speight’s is going to float a pub over to London. Yes, it’s true, and the company is looking for a crew. A $300,000 Speight’s Ale House, unveiled in...
BIG, vividly coloured butterflies were out in force yesterday, when Dunedin Mayor Peter Chin officially opened the Otago Museum’s $1.2 million...
Larnach Castle, sited high above the harbour on Otago Peninsula, offers a unique setting for your pre-Christmas function. The ever-popular ballroom...
There were fairies at the bottom of the garden yesterday, and pixies in the pond, at the inaugural ‘‘gnaughty gnomes and fabulous fairies party’’, at...
THE city’s newest tourism promotion was a ‘‘tremendous initiative’’, Dunedin Mayor Peter Chin said when presented with his own Dunedin passport...