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Royal Some of the main Wood To , To Karitane and Palmerston via scenic Pigeon Albatross Shag birdlife species Palmerston, Tern present in the , route. Rejoins S.H. One at Waikouaiti MAP 2 - METRO Dunedin region (approx 22 km from Warrington) Bellbird Yellow Eyed Little Blue Godwit Penguin Penguin 4.5 hrs Warrington Stilt Evansdale Waikouaiti Glen Tui Black or Pine Forest Careys Pied Oyster- White Variable Evansdale Mapoutahi Potato Point catcher Faced Pa site

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Gordon Rd Research Track Town 1 hr 1.5 hrs Dukes Rd Portsmouth Dr 2 hrs 1.5 hrs Tirohanga Rd Centre Abbotts Rd 1 hr Princes St Equestrian Hill 1 hr The Chasm Centre Rd Centre Halfway Karetai Maungatua KaikoraiValley Rd 1 hr Factory Rd King Edward St Boulder Range Wingatui Sandfly la Gladfield Rd Lovers Leap School Rd Taieri Airport Highcliff Beach u Silverton St Smaills Beach Bay 3 hrs s Racecouse Forbury Rd Maori Head Riverside Rd and Lagoon n Riccarton Rd i HistoricalPark & The Lion's Head en Former Abbotsford Victoria Rd Museum Woollen St Kilda BeachLawyers Head P Outram Allanton Rd Mill Green St Clair Beach Copyright © Allan J Kynaston Island 87 Chain Hill Rd Brighton Rd o Rd Otag Woodside Morris Rd Fairfield Huntly Gladstone Rd K: 1 hr White I Dunedin Visitor Glen Tunnel Beach Main areas for Bush Rd Old viewing wildlife Centre Rd Brighton sea arch Rd Rd Blackhead Rd Hill 0 1 2 3 4 5 10 km Information Saddle Shoreline and Plain Saddle Hill 473m Blackhead SCALE East Taieri Speedway Water Birds Jaffray Hill Lookout Point Maungatua Scroggs KEY 1 hr Walking Track = Hill Rd Law Rd Kaikorai Estuary Penguins Golf Course Taieri Scroggs Hill Westwood State Highway Walking & Momona NORTH To Sinclair Wetlands Miller Centre Rd 1 hr & Lake Mahinerangi Brighton Scroggs Hill Rd Green I Mountain = & Rd Allanton Ocean View Southern Scenic Bike Track Seals and Picnic Area Route Return walking times shown. Sealions One-way thoroughfare See 'Walking the Hills and Glens' Swimming direction To Lake Waihola, Balclutha, above for notes about tracks Native Bush Dunedin Brighton Surfing International Catlins, Invercargill & Railway Line with alphabetical references. Birds Airport Central Otago via Lawrence Centre Rd 10 km to Taieri Mouth via Southern Scenic Route

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SPECTACULAR LANDSCAPE (MAP 2) The making of Dunedin really MOSGIEL DISTRICT began over 13 million years ago when a long series of volcanic eruptions provided Mosgiel (C-2, MAP 2) sprang into life during 1871 as a result of 's first the basis of the rugged hills that so effectively embrace the City and . woollen mill being established nearby. The mill dominated the town until 1980 when Beyond, to the west of the Flagstaff - Swampy Summit ridge, a vast mountainous the original company crashed in a spectacular fashion. Today Mosgiel has a diversified region, underlain with gold bearing metamorphic schist rock, stretches away to industrial base and an important rural service role. Facilities include a large shopping Otago's alpine backbone. Tall laminated outcrops or 'tors', such as Pulpit Rock area and a new cycledrome. Taieri Airport (D-3) was once Dunedin's domestic (D-6), are a distinctive feature of the schist country. Dunedin's beautiful beaches airport. Today it is the home of light aircraft operators (scenic flights available). consist of quartz sand originating from the natural erosion of schist in the Otago hinterland, the sand being carried down to the coast by rivers and deposited by Outram (B-2, MAP 2) was a major river crossing point on the route to the goldfields. undersea currents. Landform highlights include: Tunnel Beach cliffs and sea arch The Taieri River emerges from its gorge at Outram and people come here to swim, (G-2) (these cream sandstone cliffs contrast absolutely with the dark volcanic cliffs walk, fish and picnic. Woodside Glen (A-2, MAP 2), to the west of the town, is another of nearby Blackhead (F-2) and the ); Lovers Leap (J-3) and The popular picnic spot. Other attractions include the Taieri Historical Park and Chasm (K-3) (massive volcanic rock cliffs and collapsed sea caves); The Organ Museum (Museum open Sunday 2.00 - 4.00 pm). Pipes (G-6) and The Pyramids (K-5) (volcanic rock columns). All are accessible Brighton (D-1, MAP 2) sits amid miles of beautiful sandy beaches. The bay at Brighton by walking tracks. provides safe family swimming and an ideal picnic spot. YourYour ComplimentaryComplimentary OTAGO PENINSULA (MAP 2) (also see Wildlife) SCENIC RAILWAYS (Trips from Dunedin Railway Station; Ph: 477-4449 for The dramatic landscape of 'the Peninsula' embraces a rich abundance of wildlife schedules & bookings). Taieri Gorge Railway: (C-5, MAP 2) (approx. 4 hrs return; daily Maps and Guide of and many intriguing historic reminders of Maori and European endeavour. The trips) This great journey combines spectacular scenery (inaccessible by road) with Maps and Guide of Peninsula's harbourside coast, with its sheltered bays and picturesque settlements, impressive 19th century engineering feats. Built in the 1880s, the line was purchased provides a startling contrast with the surf beaches (not safe for swimming) and by the City Council in 1990. The Seasider: (approx. 4 hrs return) takes in the spectacular massive cliff faces of the south coast 'wildside'. coastal and harbour scenery between Dunedin and Palmerston. Dunedin (H-4) was named after James Macandrew, a flamboyant 19th Dunedin WATER PLAY Fishing: Salmon: on Otago Harbour (Dec. - April: check for century politician and merchant, who lived nearby. latest information). Trout (licence required): Taieri River (MAP 2). Experienced divers Broad Bay (I-5) In the early 1900s Broad Bay developed as a weekend retreat for will find good spear fishing along the coastline. Swimming and Surfing: Beaches: the business and professional elite of Dunedin. Today it is a quiet village favoured St Kilda (G-2, MAP 1), St Clair (F-1, MAP 1), Aramoana (K-6, MAP 2), Brighton (D1, by creative people and a popular day trip destination for city based families. MAP 2), Ocean View (E-1, MAP 2), Long Beach (I-7, MAP 2), and Warrington (G-7, MAP 2). Pools: Moana Pool (B-7, MAP 1) (olympic pool, leisure pool, children's facilities, Portobello (J-5) Named after a suburb of Edinburgh, Portobello was settled by slides and diving pool). St Clair Salt Water Pool (E-1, MAP 1) (heated). On the Water: Europeans as early as 1848. Today it is the main service centre for 'the Peninsula'. Otago Harbour is a favourite haunt of windsurfers, yachties, canoeists and rowers. Otago Peninsula Museum: open Sunday 1.30 - 4.30 pm. PARKLAND (MAP 1) The Town Belt includes within its length the Botanic Glenfalloch (H-4) Entry to gardens by donation. Historic homestead (built 1870) and Woodhaugh Gardens, historic cemeteries and a great swathe of bushland punctuated surrounded by a beautiful woodland garden. Larnach Castle (& garden) (I-4) (Open by playing fields. Traversing the Town Belt from Unity Park (A-4) to Prospect Park to the public) was built during the 1870s for William Larnach, a leading banker, investor (D-9), Queens Drive is a rewarding drive, walk or bike ride (total length 8 km). and politician at the time when Dunedin was New Zealand's commercial capital. Dunedin Botanic Garden consists of the formally laid out Lower Garden (F-9), Severe business losses coupled with a tragic family life drove Larnach to despair and the more natural Upper Garden (G-9) (includes the famous Rhododendron Dell, and he committed suicide in 1898. Since the 1960s the castle has been steadily and a native garden). Woodhaugh Gardens scenic reserve (E-9) includes a rare restored. Fletcher House, 1908 (I-4) See Visitor Centre for opening times. This villa stand of mature Kahikatea trees. was the first building to be constructed by the famous industrialist, James Fletcher. It was purchased by his company in the 1980s and restored complete with period WALKING THE HILLS & GLENS Dunedin has a magnificent network of decor. Lime Kilns (J-4): Castle-like structures used to burn lime to produce building walking tracks. Most of the tracks shown on these maps are well formed and suitable mortar in the late 1800s. Otakou (K-5) has a long history for southern Maori. for people of average fitness (return times are shown on maps). Always take warm The Marae, built in the 1940s, is a centre of Ngai Tahu culture. In the 1830s Otakou weatherproof clothing on walks as the weather can change without warning. also became the site of a station owned by the Wellers of Sydney Note some tracks are close during lambing season (Sept and Oct). Check (commemorated at Wellers Rock). with i-SITE Visitor Centre for details and comprehensive walking brochures. (I-5, MAP 2 and Detail overleaf) Founded in 1844, Port WILDLIFE Along Otago Harbour and at the various inlets ( Chalmers evolved as a major marine engineering and dry docking centre, but (J-4, MAP 2) in particular) Black Swans, ducks, shags (cormorants), oystercatchers, redevelopment in the 1970s has seen it concentrate on the container trade, forest dotterels, herons and stilts all abound. Godwits may also be seen. Taiaroa Head products export and hosting cruise ships. The Flagstaff and the Capt. Scott (m-K6; 31 km) boasts the Royal Albatross Centre (guided tour - bookings essential), Memorial are excellent places to view the port. While the waterfront has changed Blue Penguins, and a huge colony of cliff dwelling shags. Several companies offer radically over the years, the town itself has barely altered since Victorian times and guided tours to view rare Yellow Eyed Penguins at private reserves on Otago boasts a wealth of well preserved historic buildings. Retail attractions include cafes, Peninsula (L-6, MAP 2) (bookings essential). Fur Seals and Hooker's Sea Lions are art and craft galleries and traditional pubs. The town's Museum highlights Otago's often encountered at Allans Beach (K-3, MAP 2). The N.Z. Marine Studies Aquarium w www.executivecars.co.nz z rich maritime heritage (open weekends and public holidays 1.30 - 4.30 pm). Nearby (J-5, MAP 2) (open daily 12 - 4.30 pm) at Portobello displays the rich marine life of is the attractive fishing port of Careys Bay. Further on is Aramoana (K-6, MAP southern waters. Native Forest birds such as Wood Pigeons, Tuis, Bellbirds and 2), a settlement of traditional holiday cottages set on a sand flat at the entrance of Fantails may be seen or heard in the Upper Botanic Garden, the Town Belt and along Maps and Guide Produced by Otago Harbour. Attractions include two excellent beaches and a salt marsh much the bush sections of many of the city’s walking tracks. Refer to the Metro map below Maps and Guide Produced by Allan Kynaston Visual Productions favoured by birdlife. A board walk gives access onto the marsh. Mapoutahi Pa for locations. : (H-6, MAP 2) is a new pest proofed habitat Allan Kynaston Visual Productions site (H-7, MAP 2): The small peninsula with its wide view, protecting cliff faces where native flora and fauna will be left to thrive. Guided tours available (bookings Dunedin Ph: 03 478 0425 and sheltered landing beach provided a 'textbook' site for a fortified Maori Pa. essential; Ph: 482 1755 for information). Dunedin Ph: 03 478 0425 WELCOME TO DUNEDIN This is an introduction to Dunedin and its attractions. If you require more Swampy Summit 740m Mt Cargill 680m information about individual attractions or accommodation advise contact To , Central Buttars Peak the Organ Pipes the Dunedin i-SITE Visitor Centre. See details below. 11 Flagstaff 3 hrs Track Otago via Pigroot Mountain 668m & Christchurch Map Reference example: (6-D, MAP 2) 3hrs 2 hrs - Mt Cargill 3.5 hrs P native bush Rd to Mt Cargill ineappleTrack 3.5 hrs Leith Saddle summit Grid Reference Map Number Nicols Falls native bush sub-a tation Track lpine vege h RD To Mosgiel via us MOTORWAY Mt CARGILL RD 1hr e b DUNEDIN i-SITE VISITOR CENTRE (6-D, MAP 1) All the information Whare Flat iv at n you will ever need for your visit to Dunedin. A booking service is also offered. Bethunes 2 hrs pine forest Gully Ph: +64 3 474 3311 [email protected] www.dunedin.govt.nz 10 RD Signal Hill Rd Whare Flat Rd FULTON RD HILL RD Norwood St NORTH PINE Chingford Flagstaff - Ross Creek GLADSTONE RD Baldwin St (World's OUT ON THE TOWN (MAP 1) Radiating out from the Octagon Rockside Rd Aquinas Park Centennial To Mosgiel via Reservoir College steepest street) (D-6), George, Princes and Stuart are the main central city shopping streets. BURMA RD Monument POLWARTH RD Gardens Three Mile Hill PINE HILL RD Knox Retail attractions include quality craft Jewellers, ceramic artists, quality woollens MALVERN ST Sm A: Rose Garden Shopping NORTH RD College B: Winter Garden

Centre Salmond and a world class fashion design sector. Traditional streetside shopping is PO College BANK ST RD C: Duck Pond complemented by the enclosed Meridian Mall (D-7) (38 stores on 3 levels). DALZIEL RD CANNINGTON RD E WAKA RI RD Woodhaugh C Native Garden D: Rock Garden Food & Drink: Restaurants, cafes, internet cafes, winebars and pubs of every BALMACEW D P E: Aviary Native TA I E R I Balmacewen Gardens description abound throughout the central city and suburbs - explore. Casino 9 Bush Golf Course P A B P F: Rhododendron DUKE ST Botanic Garden Native Dell E Prospect G (C-5). Cinemas: Metro, Hoyts, Rialto (see Octagon map below). Live shows N RD PILKINGTON ST

Frasers HELENSBURGH RD G: Wetland Garden D R Park F and concerts: Town Hall, Glenroy Auditorium, Regent Theatre (See Octagon City Abbey Bush Gully College College Northern HOWE ST Detail below). Live theatre: Fortune (C-6) full-time professional theatre Track WARRENDER ST Cemetery - housed in a former Wesleyan church (1869). 1 hr Bracken's Lookout

DRIVERS RD Lovelock Ave Bishopscourt GT KING ST NTH DELL REGENT ST DUNDAS ST CASTLE ST NTH LEGACY OF GOLD (MAP 1) The City was founded in 1848 by LEITH ST NTH Caledonian DRIVE COSY Selwyn BUTTS RDGround Scottish Free Church settlers, who came seeking a utopia. For a decade or Mercy Toroa Studholme Ellis CUMBERLANDCollege ST NTH McMillan Hospital International Arana College so they were able to uphold their ideals, however, in 1861, gold was discovered 8 Park House ST DAVID ST College Sports Tennis University QUEENS Clocktower ST DAVID ST Centre Centre in the Otago interior and their close-knit village became an instant boom FRASERS RD St Margarets Oval HIGHGATE PARK ST Building College Sm Otago Logan Park (Cricket) town. Mayhem prevailed, but very soon an economically powerful Victorian wn Belt Carrington Sm To DRIVE UNION ST University Uni. Col Polytechnic HARBOURTCE city emerged. For a while it was the largest city in the land. Today the valuable RD College 521 Allen Hall UNION ST EAST QUEEN ST of Otago To Port Chalmers legacies of this heady period are everywhere to be seen. Roslyn University College of Education to Green Island and State Village WALLACE ST Olveston Knox PO Otago Museum Highway 1 south COBDEN ST Church Otago PITT ST PUBLIC BUILDINGS & CHURCHES: The Municipal Chambers, ALBANY ST (Forsyth Barr)

1880 (D-6) is an Italianate style Oamaru stone structure. It was restored to QUEENS FORTH ST Dental Stadium School HIGHGATE Moana

P Clarendon its original design in 1989. The Railway Station, 1907 (E-6) earned its LEVEN ST FREDERICK ST

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PARRY ST GRANGE LEITH ST 7 HERIOT ROW ROYAL TCE Hocken Library architect, George Troup, the title 'Gingerbread George' from his peers, and Public Hayward College SCOTLAND Hospital Cumberland College & Gallery a knighthood from the state. Built from black basalt and cream Oamaru stone CITY RD Meridian Mall Medical ROSS ST School HARROW ST Otago Boys HADDON HANOVER ST it is of the Flemish Renaissance style. The Law Courts, 1902 (E-6) is a Gothic High School P

STUART ST Albion Pl style stone building while the brick ex Prison office (1896) next door is said LONDON ST P P Robin Hood Sm

to be based on London's New Scotland Yard. Other notable Gothic stone FILLEUL ST RD Park GEORGEST ST ANDREW ST buildings include: Otago Boys High School, 1885 (B7); First Church, 1873 CARGILL ST CASTLE ST Beverley Begg Municipal ANZAC AVE (D-5), Knox Church, 1876 (D-7) (both Presbyterian); St Joseph's Chambers PO Observatory ARTHUR ST YORK PL Cathedral, 1886, (B-6) (Roman Catholic); St Paul's Cathedral, 1919 (C- Belleknowes CITY P MORAY WARD ST 6 Golf Course St Paul’s GT KING Cadbury ST 6) and St Matthew's, 1873 (C-4) (both Church of England). Cathedral P Railway Station Sm Taieri Gorge COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS: Once the hub of New Zealand commerce DRIVE St Joseph’s Fortune Cathedral Theatre the Octagon Anzac Railway Terminal, Art Gallery STUART Sports Hall of Fame TENNYSON P Square the Exchange area (C-5) boasts many Victorian and Edwardian commercial Town Belt ST PLACE SMITH ST Visitor P & Art Society Gallery buildings. Some examples are: (numbering on MAP 1) 6: Hallenstein Bros. VIEW Centre Law ELM ROW RATTRAY ST Courts skateboard park head office, 1883 (now Milford House) (D-5); 7: former National Bank, YORK PL First Church Burlington St

BROWN ST P 1912 (C-5); 8: former Bank of NZ, 1883 (C-5); 9: Grand Hotel, 1883 (now DUNCANARTHUR ST ST Former Prison ST 6 Harbour CUMBERLAND ST CRESSWELL Dunedin Casino) (C-5); 10: NZ Express Co head office, 1908; (now RUSSELL ST DOWLING ST THOMAS BURNS ST ST Consultancy House) (D-5); 11: NZI office, 1886 (now Queens Gardens PRINCES ST WILLIS 5 Settlers Museum QUEENS Speights P Court) (D-5); 12: former Royal Exchange, 1880 (C-4); 13: former ANZ 7 Brewery Queens FRYATT ST Otago Bank, 1874 (C-4); 14: former Wains Hotel, 1878 (C-4); 15: former CANON- GATE 8 Gardens Chinese Garden MAORI RD Casino RATTRAY ST P Wrightson Horse Sale Yard, 1889 (C-5). WHAR Jubilee 5 9 11 Steamer 1 The PO 10 public boat Park MANSE ST Monarch Wildlife Cruises Otago HOMES OF THE MERCHANT PRINCES: Olveston (C-7) Open to MacLAGGAN ST Exchange WATER ST Customhouse Basin launching 14 F QUEENS 12 Quay ramp Peninsula on the public - bookings essential. Built in 1906 for importer David Theomin. The harbourside St Matthew’s 13 mansion and its valuable contents were bequeathed to the City by his daughter HAWTHORNE AVE roads HOPE ST JETTY ST P SERPENTINE AVE MELVILLE ST BIRCH ST in 1966. Other notable mansions include: 22 Royal Tce 'Linden', 1878 (C- skateboard HIGH ST park

7) - once the home of chocolate magnate Richard Hudson; Fernhill (Dunedin 4 Helipad Boatsheds DRIVE

Mornington ST PORTOBELLO RD Club), 1868 (C-3) - built for Otago's first capitalist, Johnny Jones; Bishopscourt KITCHENER ST PRINCES ST Ground BOND ST CRAWFORD ST AFFORD ST VOGEL ST (), 1872 (C8) - built for an Anglican bishop, but long the ST OLL ST MAITLAND ST Crown Mill Mornington CARR -1867 JERVOIS ST home of John Wright, founder of the stock and station firm Wrightson; 521 Shopping Unity Park LARNACH RD MARNE George St, 1881 (D-8) - built for merchant Robert Wilson (considered to Centre Town Belt MANOR PL Byrd Memorial PORTSMOUTH DRIVE EGLINTON CUMBERLAND ST be one of Dunedin's finest houses). A walk up High St (B-4) will reveal RAILWAY Peninsula model Fernhill Andersons Bay Inlet many other impressive Victorian mansions. NORTH fitness courseBayfield SHORE Park OTAKI ST Edgar MUSEUMS (MAP 1) Otago Museum (E-8) Open 10 am - 5 pm daily, The Oval Sports RD SILVERTON ST 3 Montecello STRATHALLAN ST Rongo together with the Dunedin Public Art Gallery (C6), has benefited greatly from ORARI STTIMARU ST Centre Grounds RD Memorial to Highcliff Rd & the philanthropy and cultural obsessions of a number of Dunedin's early Southern ANDERSONS BAY RDMIDLAND ST Otago Peninsula merchant families (the Hallenstein/Fels family in particular). Displays include: Cemetery TEVIOT ST Sm Sm BRAEMAR PORTOBELLO 'Southern Land, Southern People'; Maori, Oceanic, Greek, Egyptian, and MUSSELBURGH RISE SOUTH RD KING EDWARD ST Gasworks Dunedin International TAHUNA RD Oriental cultures; N.Z. fauna; maritime history; 'Discovery World' and 'the Museum QUEENS DRIVE Bowls Stadium To PO Animal Attic'. The Otago Settlers Museum (E-5) Open 10 am - 5 pm Airport Railway McBRIDE Shopping Centre Golf Driving Range daily, displays Otago's social and transport heritage in two contrasting adjoining Workshops Carisbrook BURNS ST NEVILLE ST Tahuna buildings. One, built in 1907 is a Classical style former art gallery and the Park HILLSIDE RD PRINCE ALBERT RD Chisholm Park Golf Links 2 To Mosgiel, CentralMOTORWAY Otago SOUTH other a 1939 Art Deco style former bus terminal. historic & Invercargill Caversham DAVID ST rope walk PLAYFAIR ST rope Bathgate works Village Hancock Park Ocean Beach Railway Park ART SCENE (MAP 1) Dunedin is home to a vibrant art scene and one Badminton Hall Surf Club Forbury Marlow the country’s larger Art Schools. The Dunedin Public Art Gallery (C-6) SOUTH RD MACANDREW RD Dunedin Ice Stadium Tonga Corner Park Park Open 10 am - 5 pm daily, houses many of New Zealand's most important EASTHER CRESFORBURY RD Forbury Park Moana- Park St Kilda Beach BAY VIEW RD Raceway Roa artworks and a substantial international collection. The Hocken Library Southern Rd MILBURN ST MIDDLETON RD (G-7) open 9.30 am - 5 pm weekdays, 9am - 12 noon Sat, is a major public RISELAW RD VICTORIAKettle RD Scenic archive. As part of its activities the Hocken has amassed a magnificent collection CORSTORPHINE RD St Clair Route of New Zealand art and holds exhibitions throughout the year. Art Society 1 Surf Club Gallery (E-6) housed in the Railway Station. The city also has a flourishing BEDFORD ST St Clair Beach dealer gallery scene. ESPLANADE ABERDEEN RD St Clair ISADORE RD Hot Salt Copyright © Allan J Kynaston To BlackheadGolf Rd Course CLIFFS RD Water Pool MAP 1 - CENTRAL DUNEDIN CULTURE OF SPORT Housed in the Railway Station, The NZ MIDDLETON RD Sports Hall of Fame (E-6, MAP 1); open 10 am - 4 pm daily, celebrates the A B C D E F G H careers of New Zealand's famous sports people through displays and memorabilia. Major venues: (H-7, MAP 1) : Rugby; University Oval (H-8): cricket; Caledonian Ground (H-8, MAP 1): athletics, FILLUEL ST OCTAGON soccer; Edgar Sports Centre (F-3, MAP 1): netball; Dunedin Ice Stadium Blueskin Rd Public library Careys Bay Careys Bay (F-2, MAP 1): ice skating; McMillan Sports Centre (G-8, MAP 1): hockey; Metro Cinema PO DETAIL Port Chalmers Capt. Scott Memorial Fishing Wharf $ Forbury Park (E-1, MAP 1): trotting; Wingatui (D-3, MAP Golf2): racing. Club Tennis Town Hall Centre (H-8, MAP 1); Golf: choose between ten courses. Also see Water Rangi Park Cemetery

GEORGE ST MORAY Play overleaf. St $ SMITH ST P $ Harrop St Civic Centre THE CAMPUS (MAP 1) home to around 20,000 students, the vibrant Lady Thorn Rhododendron Dell Dunedin Centre City Council & Glenroy North Dunedin campus area encompasses The (F-8) St Iona's Container BATH ST Church Terminal Auditorium Old Cemetery 1883 $ PL founded 1869, (G-8), 12 residential colleges, famousReservoir Rd corner Mount St Koputai Flagstaff lookout pubs, cafes, and a whole suburb of student housing. At the heart of the St Paul's Borlases Museum University campus (1.5 km; landscaped pedestrian precinct) is the beautiful Ajax Rd Cathedral Chalmers Place stone Clocktower Building (1878). George St Beach St Church 1871 STUART ST Municipal Chambers Scotia St INTRIGUING INDUSTRY (MAP 1) Chocolate making andRd Robert Burns Sawyers 88 Grey St Hotere statue 1877 Bay Albertson brewing tours: Founded in 1876, Speights Brewery (C5; Heritage Tour; Currie St Garden Fortune historic Writers Walk Regent STUART ST Mussel Ave Church ConstitutionIsland St Tce terrace Theatre bookings essential) was a late comer to the local brewing scene, but soon Oputae Theatre houses the Octagon Bay 1878 (Sculpture made an impact on the competition. For a long time it was the largest brewery Pool Hoyts Bernicia Garden) Cinemas in the country. Today the brand is famed far and wide. The oldest buildings Tce Public Magnetic Back Beach D.O.C. on the site date from 1880, while the Art Deco brewhouse dates from 1940. Wickliffe P Art P St The origins of Cadbury Confectionery (E6; 'Cadbury World'; SawyersCumberland Bay MORAY PL Gallery St; bookings essential) in Dunedin go back to 1868 when Richard Hudson began Fox StHarrington St Visitor Bellevue Pl making biscuits and sweets. R. Hudson & Co expanded into chocolate Beach Rd VIEW ST Centre insula manufacture during the 1880s and occupied the present factory site c1901. Pen Goat Is The company merged with British based Cadbury in 1930. First Rialto UNIQUE DUNEDIN (MAP 1) Chinese Garden (E-5) Authentic Cinemas Church garden built by Chinese craftsmen. Celebrates Dunedin’s rich Chinese heritage, PORT CHALMERS DETAIL PRINCES ST Copyright © Allan J Kynaston which stems from the gold rush years. Baldwin Street (G-10): officially the worlds steepest street. Ocean Beach Railway (F-2): Perhaps the worlds Urgent Pharmacy smallest railway: Vintage steam and diesel trains travel the 1.4 km line Sundays State Highway Dunedin Visitor Public Toilets Picnic Area & public holidays 1.30 - 4.30 pm, Nov. to June. Historic Ropewalk (D-2): Centre & Medical Centre Dunedin's longest (.33 km), lowest, narrowest building houses rail mounted Southern Scenic Information Supermarket Lookout Point Walking Track ropemaking machinery. The firm of Donaghys has operated a cordage works Route on the site since 1878. Gasworks Museum (E-3): working steam-age One way street P Off Street Car Park $ Foreign Exchange Golf Course technology and museum of gas. (Open and all steamed-up first weekend each Copyright © Allan J Kynaston direction or Parking Building month 12.00 - 4.00 pm; Ph: 455 5063).