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TOURISM DUNEDIN - PAGE 3 Otago Cricket Longroom - PAGE 26 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS - PAGES 43 - 52 DUNEDIN CONVENTION BUREAU Otago Museum - PAGE 26 - PAGE 3 Otago Polytechnic Catering and Functions Cadbury World Tours and Café - PAGE 45 - PAGE 27 CycleWorld - PAGE 45 DUNEDIN FACTS & FIGURES Dunedin Botanic Garden - PAGE 46 - PAGES 4 - 5 Paciﬁc Park Motel and Conference Centre - PAGE 27 Dunedin Chinese Garden - PAGE 46 MAPS - PAGES 6 - 7 Park Regis Dunedin - PAGE 28 Elm Wildlife Tours - PAGE 47 EVENTS - PAGE 8 Quality Hotel Cargills - PAGE 28 Larnach Castle & Garden - PAGE 47 Monarch Wildlife Cruises & Tours - PAGE 48 TRAVELLING TO & FROM DUNEDIN The Chart Room at Hotel St Clair - PAGE 29 Natures Wonders Naturally - PAGE 48 - PAGE 9 The Park Functions and Events Centre - PAGE 29 New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame - PAGE 49 ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES - PAGE 10 The Regent Theatre - PAGE 30 Olveston Historic Home - PAGE 49 Toitū Otago Settlers Museum - PAGE 30 DUNEDIN’S UNIQUE CHARACTER Orokonui Ecosanctuary - PAGE 50 - PAGE 11 Otago Museum - PAGE 50 CONFERENCE SUPPORT, CATERING SUGGESTED VISITOR ITINERARIES Piping Hot Haggis - PAGE 51 - PAGES 12 - 14 & ENTERTAINMENT - PAGES 31 - 35 Speight’s Brewery Tours - PAGE 51 CONFERENCE PLANNER’S CHECKLIST Adams Flags - PAGE 33 Wild Earth Adventures - PAGE 52 - PAGES 15-16 akB Conference Management Ltd - PAGE 33 TRANSPORT & TOURS - PAGES 53 - 58 DUNEDIN’S OFFICIAL i-SITE VISITOR Conference Innovators - PAGE 33 CENTRE - PAGE 18 Destination Conference Management Service - City Taxis - PAGE 55 PAGE 33 Classic Jaguar Limousines - PAGE 55 A TO Z DUNEDIN CITY GUIDE - PAGE 18 Dinamics - PAGE 34 Dunedin Railways - PAGE 56 CONVENTION VENUES CAPACITY INDEX Just Essence Catering - PAGE 34 Good Company Tours - PAGE 56 - PAGE 19 Megaphone Productions - PAGE 34 Hanson Rental Vehicles - PAGE 57 Peek Exhibition - PAGE 34 Ritchies Coachlines - PAGE 57 CONFERENCE VENUES - PAGES 17 - 30 The Southern Scenic Route - PAGE 58 Plato - PAGE 35 Cadbury World Café - PAGE 20 Sequel Events - PAGE 35 Dunedin Airport Conference Centre - PAGE 20 DINING & RETAIL - PAGES 59 - 68 Southern Lights and Services - PAGE 35 Dunedin Public Art Gallery - PAGE 21 The Speight’s Ale House - PAGE 61 The Inspired Pantry - PAGE 35 Dunedin Railways - PAGE 21 Pier24 Restaurant & Bar - PAGE 61 Dunedin Venues - PAGE 22 Bacchus - PAGE 62 ACCOMMODATION - PAGES 37 - 42 Café Rue & Bar - PAGE 62 The Dunedin Centre Scenic Hotel Dunedin City - PAGE 39 Carey’s Bay Historic Hotel - PAGE 62 Forsyth Barr Stadium Scenic Hotel Southern Cross - PAGE 39 Etrusco at the Savoy - PAGE 62 Edgar Centre - PAGE 23 Hotel St Clair - PAGE 40 Plato - PAGE 63 Executive Residence - PAGE 23 858 George Street Motel - PAGE 41 Salt Bar & Restaurant - PAGE 63 Larnach Castle & Camp Estate Country House Alhambra Oaks Motor Lodge - PAGE 41 Scotia Bar & Bistro - PAGE 63 - PAGE 24 Cable Court Motel - PAGE 42 The Reef - PAGE 63 Kingsgate Hotel Dunedin - PAGE 24 New Zealand Giftshop - PAGE 64 Paciﬁc Park Motel and Conference Centre Mercure Dunedin Leisure Lodge - PAGE 25 - PAGE 42 Gallery De Novo - PAGE 64 Natures Wonders Naturally Function Centre Hides - PAGE 64 - PAGE 25 Wall Street - PAGE 65

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Enterprise Dunedin

ENTERPRISE CONTACT DETAILS DUNEDIN DUNEDIN Physical Address: CONVENTION 48 The Octagon, Dunedin BUREAU Enterprise Dunedin, as the Postal Address: PO Box 5045 Regional Tourism Organisation, Dunedin 9058 The Dunedin Convention Bureau is here is proud to be your ﬁrst point to assist you when organising a meeting, NEW ZEALAND of contact for all information conference, event or incentive programme, Website: www.dunedinnz.com and help you turn your ideas into a reality. relating to our city and region. We have the local knowledge and Enterprise Dunedin is active in contacts and can give you impartial international and regional markets, Further information available to you: recommendations and advice. We can providing staff training, product news and Image Library available online under introduce you to the right people, arrange product updates, images, comprehensive the Trade & Media Section of site visits and we are experienced in regional information, itinerary suggestions, www.dunedinnz.com creating bid documents. reservations, brochures, maps, manuals, or ﬂickr.com/dunedinnz trade familiarisation visits and supplier contacts. Destination DVD Business Events & Tourism We want to ensure your clients have the Dunedin NZ Brochure Development & Sales best possible experience in Dunedin and Memory Stick DDI Phone Number: +64 3 471 8834 we look forward to providing you with Email: [email protected] product information on our stunning city.

For Suggested Visitor Itineraries Trade Sales Representative See pages 12-14 Gil Abercrombie DDI Phone Number: +64 3 471 8830 Mobile Number: +64 21 0274 6443 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dunedinnz.com 4 FACTS & FIGURES

Dunedin facts & ﬁgures

An endearing city of classical Accommodation Drinking Water architecture and Scottish Dunedin offers a wide range of Tap water is chlorinated and is safe to drink accommodation. Accommodation is either from the tap. Charm, Dunedin prides itself in the central city or within easy access on being New Zealand’s centre to it. Many of Dunedin’s hotels are in the Driving 3 star to 4 star + range and our boutique Valid driver’s licences from other countries for learning, heritage, arts and bed and breakfast properties and heritage are generally accepted in NZ. Rental car culture. It is also the commercial home-stays are very popular. There are companies may require an international a number of motels and holiday parks hub of the Otago region and the licence. The driver will need to be 21 years available as well as modern backpackers of age. Driving in New Zealand is on the gateway to the diverse wildlife of and hostels. the Otago Peninsula. Amongst left hand side of the road. Banking Dunedin’s attractions are the Electricity Most banks in Dunedin are open Monday ﬁne examples of unspoiled New Zealand‘s electricity is 230/240 volts, to Friday 9am – 4.30pm. There are plenty of 50 hertz. Most hotels and motels provide Edwardian and Victorian automatic teller machines located around 110 volt, AC 20watt sockets for electrical the city that accept a range of cards. Most architecture, the close proximity shavers. Plug adapters may be necessary retailers will accept MasterCard and Visa to the Otago Peninsula’s rare and adapter converters may be needed. and some will accept Diners and American wildlife and stunning coastal Express. Most banks will offer currency beauty. The vibrant city centre is exchange. Emergency Contacts compact, with restaurants, cafes, In an emergency, contact ﬁre, police or Climate ambulance on 111. Medical services are not free to visitors (except as a result of an hotels and accommodation Dunedin enjoys four distinct seasons, each accident). It is recommended that visitors within easy walking distance. with their own stunning backdrop, with purchase health insurance. warm summer days and crisp, but clear, winter days. Goods And Service Tax Temperatures reach 20° – 25°C in the summer months, 13° – 17°C in autumn, A goods and services tax of 15% is applied 4° – 13°C in the winter months and to the cost of all goods and services in New 12° – 17°C in spring. Zealand except for purchases at duty free shops. Average annual rainfall (mm): 812 Average annual sunshine hours: 1,585 5 FACTS & FIGURES

Helpful Websites Recreation Shopping Dunedin City Official Website Indoor and outdoor sporting facilities are A cornucopia of the fashion industry’s www.dunedinnz.com plentiful. Dunedin boasts many parks, most exclusive local and international Dunedin International Airport gyms, tennis courts, soccer grounds and labels, as well as contemporary brands www.dnairport.co.nz badminton facilities. There are nine golf from the High Street, await discovery in the courses, swimming pools, nature walks, boutiques and fashion stores of Dunedin. New Zealand Customs beaches, mountain biking tracks, children’s Within a very easy walking distance, www.customs.govt.nz/travellers playgrounds and entertainment. Dunedin boasts a vast selection of designer Air New Zealand boutiques, artisan jewellery workshops, www.airnz.co.nz 0800 737 000 (within NZ) Restaurants And Nightlife trusty department stores and High Street Virgin Australia stores for the essentials of modern day life. Dunedin has more than 150 restaurants, www.virginaustralia.com George Street hosts many of these stores, cafes and eating places with a variety of 0800 67 0000 (within NZ) but a little exploring will reward you with food to suit all tastes. Most are licensed to other hidden delights. Jetstar sell alcohol with a few being BYO (Bring www.jetstar.com.au Your Own) but often a corkage fee will apply. Central City Trading Hours Internet, Email and UFB Dunedin has many bars and nightclubs. Monday - Thursday 9.00 am - 5.30 pm Free wireless internet access is available in The majority are situated in or near the Friday 9.00 am - 7.00 pm the Octagon, the University of Otago and Octagon and are within easy walking other areas of Dunedin City. Most hotels distance of each other. Some suburban Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays offer high speed internet connections areas like St Clair, Roslyn and Maori 10.00 am - 5.00 pm which are charged at a ﬁxed hourly rate. Hill have a number of bars, cafes and The city has several internet cafes. restaurants also. Smoking To protect people from the adverse health Population Time Zone effects of second-hand smoke, smoking The city’s population is 126,000 during New Zealand Standard Time is 12 hours in all hospitality venues including bars, term time, when almost one ﬁfth of ahead of Greenwich Mean Time. Daylight restaurants, cafes and casinos is prohibited residents are students. The community Saving Time (an advancement of one hour) in New Zealand. embraces and celebrates its cultural is observed from early October until late diversity, with strong historical ties to the March. Tipping Chinese community and Dunedin’s sister Employees in New Zealand do not depend city Edinburgh. on or expect tips as part of their income but recognition for good service is always appreciated. 6 MAPS 7 MAPS

The Dunedin Centre

Allen Hall 8 EVENTS

Events

MAY 2015 JULY 2015 NOVEMBER 2015 FIFA U20 World Cup International Science Festival - Scottish Festival Biennial 2016 1 May, Super XV Rugby FEBRUARY 2016 Highlanders v Sharks www.scifest.org.nz www.forsythbarrstadium.co.nz 17 July, Annual Winter Ball at University of Otago Orientation Larnach Castle Week 5 - 10 May, Dunedin Writers and www.ousa.org.nz Readers Festival www.larnachcastle.co.nz/Events/Annual- Winter-Ball www.dunedinwritersfestival.co.nz Thieves Alley Market Day 6 - 11 July, Dunedin Cadbury www.dunedin.govt.nz 8 - 10 May, Drivesouth Otago Rally Chocolate Carnival & Rally International Classic Rally Chinese New Year celebrations of Otago chocolatecarnival.co.nz www.dunedin.govt.nz www.otagorally.net/home/ AUGUST 2015 Super XV Rugby Competition 22 - 23 May, Regent Theatre 24 www.forsythbarrstadium.co.nz 30 July - 16, August International hour Book Sale Film Festival NZ Masters Games - Biennial 2016 www.regenttheatre.co.nz www.nziff.co.nz/dunedin www.nzmg.com Southern Sinfonia www.Southernsinfonia.org/concertlist.html SEPTEMBER 2014 MARCH 2016 26 September, Port Chalmers Dunedin Fringe Festival JUNE 2015 Seafood Festival (Biennial) www.dunedinfringe.org.nz FIFA U20 World Cup www.festival.portchalmers.com iD Dunedin Fashion Week 1 June, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa 70th Southern Sinfonia www.idfashion.co.nz Birthday Tour www.Southernsinfonia.org/concertlist.html Super XV Rugby Competition 20 June, Midwinter Carnival www.forsythbarrstadium.co.nz OCTOBER 2015 lantern parade www.midwintercarnival.co.nz 15 - 18 October, Dunedin Jazz APRIL 2016 14 June - 13 July, Matariki Festival Festival South Island Surf Championships www.matarikidunedin.co.nz Dunedin Craft Beer and Food Super XV Rugby Competition 27 June, Super XV Rugby Festival at Forsyth Barr Stadium www.forsythbarrstadium.co.nz dunedinbeerfest.co.nz Competition Highlanders v Chiefs Heritage Festival - Biennial 2016 www.forsythbarrstadium.co.nz Arts Festival Dunedin - Biennial 2016 www.artsfestivaldunedin.co.nz 24 October, Neil Diamond Concert 9 TRAVELLING TO & FROM DUNEDIN

Auckland

To Australia

1 hour 45 mins Wellington 1 hour 10 mins Travelling to & Christchurch 55 mins from Dunedin: Dunedin

Dunedin International Airport Air: Road: is situated 30 kilometres south Domestic: Dunedin is on State Highway 1, the main highway in New Zealand. Coach services Air New Zealand - Daily direct flights of Dunedin city and is an and self drive hire cars are available. Road to/from Auckland, Wellington and approximate 30 minute drive. conditions are excellent. Good quality, Christchurch with connections to other uncongested roads. A few gravel roads exist Shuttle services operate from a cities in New Zealand. in rural areas. The following estimated common rank, generally after Jetstar - Daily flight from Auckland to driving times allow for ‘comfort’ stops but each scheduled arrival. All Dunedin not sightseeing: shuttles welcome pre bookings Mainland Air – www.mainlandair.com Chartered flights to almost all destinations and group rates may be in New Zealand, as well as flightseeing Time allowances to/from major negotiable. Prices start from $20 options to Milford Sound, Mt Cook, cities and towns are as follows: Queenstown or Stewart Island. per person one way. Taxis also Road: operate from a common rank Trans-Tasman: Christchurch 4 hours 30 min Air New Zealand operate regular flights to with fares being from $80 one Oamaru 1 hour 30 min and from Brisbane. The Catlins 1 hour 30 min way. Virgin Australia also operate regular flights Te Anau 4 hours to and from Brisbane. Queenstown 3 hours 30 min Airport Facilities: Invercargill 3 hours • Café and Bar Rail: Wanaka 3 hours 30 min • Gift Shop (Licensed) and Book Store A great ‘Track and Trail’ option with Taieri Gorge Railway and Wanaka Connexions • Avis, Budget, Hertz, Driven Rental Air: Group, Thrifty, Europcar, EZI-Rent and for transport to/from Dunedin and Christchurch 55 min Nationwide rental cars on site Queenstown. Wellington 1 hour 10 min • Automated Banking facility Auckland 1 hour 45 min • Air NZ Club Lounge Brisbane 3 hours 40 min • Foreign exchange and duty free services for international flights.

Southern Scenic Route: A great way of driving to or from Dunedin is via the Southern Scenic Route NORTH ISLAND SOUTH ISLAND For more information on this spectacular Auckland area see page 58 Christchurch Mt Cook Wellington

SOUTH ISLAND Wanaka Christchurch Queenstown Oamaru Mt Cook Milford Sound Alexandra Wanaka Te Anau Queenstown Oamaru Dunedin Milford Sound Alexandra Te Anau Dunedin Catlins Taieri Gorge Railway Invercargill Invercargill Catlins Otago Central Rail Trail Stewart Island Stewart Island Dunedin - Queenstown Refer page 62 10 ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES

Attractions & Activities

Wildlife City Touring History Nightlife Elm Wildlife Tours Baldwin Street City Architecture Dunedin Boutique Casino Monarch Wildlife Cruise Cadbury World Dunedin Public Art Gallery Fortune Theatre Natures Wonders Naturally Otago Farmers Market Dunedin Railway Station Globe Theatre Orokonui Ecosanctuary Good Company Tours Gasworks Museum Central City Bars and Penguin Place Otago Museum Larnach Castle Nightclubs Royal Albatross Centre Speight’s Brewery New Zealand Sports Hall of Piping Hot Haggis Ceremony Wild Earth Adventures Fame The Regent Theatre Otago Museum Beaches Toitū - Otago Settlers Museum Day Trips Port Chalmers Gardens Brighton Beach Art Galleries Olveston Historic Home Botanic Garden Long Beach Fashion Designers Theomin Gallery (Olveston) Tropical Forest, Otago Museum Sandﬂy Bay Jewellery Galleries University of Otago Chinese Garden St Clair Karitane Glenfalloch Woodland St Clair Hot Salt Water Pool Middlemarch Garden Tunnel Beach Otago Peninsula Outdoors Larnach Garden Warrington Beach Shopping Wylde Willow Garden Golf Courses: Taieri Gorge Railway Otago Port Chalmers St Clair Chisholm Park 11 DUNEDIN’S UNIQUE CHARACTER

Dunedin’s unique character

• Dunedin is the world’s ﬁfth largest city, • Dunedin Railway Station is the • The Otago Daily Times is New in geographical size, offering lots of most photographed building in New Zealand’s ﬁrst daily and oldest leisure and recreational opportunities. Zealand. surviving independent newspaper.

• Dunedin is the Celtic name for • University of Otago, New Zealand’s • The Dunedin Public Art Gallery is New Edinburgh. oldest university was the first in the Zealand’s first public art gallery. country to admit women to all its • The only mainland breeding colony classes. It is also the South Island’s • The Dunedin (1876-82) was the of the Northern Royal Albatross, large largest employer. first ship to successfully transport majestic seabirds with a wingspan refrigerated meat. In its capacity, it of three metres, is on the Otago • Otago Girls’ High School was one of helped set the stage for New Zealand’s Peninsula. the first state-run secondary schools for success as a major provider of girls in the world. agricultural exports, notwithstanding • Dunedin, and its surrounds, is home to its extreme remoteness from most some interesting locals, including the • New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame is, in markets. world’s rarest penguin - the yellow- effect, New Zealand’s national sports eyed penguin, New Zealand sea lions, museum, the only one of its kind in the • Dunedin’s Ice Stadium has the New Zealand fur seals and little blue country. biggest curling rink in the Southern penguins. Hemisphere. Curling is a game unique • New Zealand’s first authentic Chinese to only a few regions. • Dunedin’s Baldwin Street is the Garden - only the third outside of steepest street in the world. China and the first in the Southern • Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Stadium is the Hemisphere - is found in Dunedin. only covered stadium in New Zealand, • Larnach Castle, located on the Otago and it grows real grass under it’s Peninsula, is New Zealand’s only castle. • Dunedin is now a UNESCO City of transparent roof. Literature, New Zealand’s first city UNESCO’s Creative City Network. 12 SUGGESTED VISITOR ITINERARIES

Suggested Visitor Itineraries

TWO DAY - 1 NIGHT

Tour Group Arrangements FIT/Self Drive Arrangements DAY TWO 9.00am DAY ONE City Taxis City Sights Tour (this can be undertaken 12 noon with the transport operators listed on this Cycle World Arrive Dunedin, transfer to Larnach page) Hanson Rental Vehicles Castle 10.30am 1.00pm Guided Tour of Olveston Tour of Larnach Castle 11.30am 2.00pm DAY ONE Transfer to Cadbury World Transfer to Wellers Rock 12 noon 11.45am 2.30pm Arrive Dunedin, transfer to Larnach Tour of Cadbury World Monarch Wildlife Cruise Castle 12.30pm 4.30pm 1.00pm Free time in City Centre Tour of Natures Wonders Naturally Tour of Larnach Castle 2.30pm 5.00pm 2.00pm Depart Dunedin Transfer back to Dunedin City Transfer to Wellers Rock Evening Option 2.30pm Tour of Speight’s Brewery with Haggis Monarch Wildlife Cruise Operators providing City, Ceremony option 4.30pm Peninsula, South Island and/or Tour of Natures Wonders Naturally scenic tours include: DAY TWO 5.00pm 9.00am Transfer back to Dunedin City Classic Jaguar Limousines City Sights Tour including Baldwin St, Otago University, and Otago Museum Evening Option Elm Wildlife Tours Tour of Speight’s Brewery or Dunedin Monarch Wildlife Cruises & Tours 10.30am Casino Guided Tour of Olveston Ritchies Coachlines 11.30am Wild Earth Adventures Transfer to Cadbury World Good Company Tours 11.45am Tour of Cadbury World 12.30pm Free time in City Centre 2.30pm Depart Dunedin 13 SUGGESTED VISITOR ITINERARIES

THREE DAY -2 NIGHT

Tour Group Arrangements DAY THREE - Dunedin City DAY TWO - Full day Otago Departure Peninsula DAY ONE - Arrive Dunedin City 9.00am (This can be undertaken as self drive or with 12.30pm Transfer to Dunedin Railway Station one of our tour operators) Tour of Orokonui Ecosanctuary (lunch included) 9.30am Dunedin Railways - Taieri Gorge 2.15pm Excursion Train Transfer to Dunedin city centre 11.30am DAY THREE - Dunedin City 2.30pm Either disembark train at Pukerangi for Departure City Sights Tour including Baldwin St, and onward journey to Queenstown or remain 9.00am Otago University on train to return to Dunedin Transfer to Dunedin Railway Station 3.30pm 1.30pm 9.30am Transfer to Chinese Gardens Depart Dunedin Dunedin Railways - Taieri Gorge 3.45pm Excursion Train Tour of Chinese Gardens 1.30pm 4.45pm Depart Dunedin Transfer to Speight’s Brewery FIT/Self Drive Arrangements 5.00pm DAY ONE - Arrive Dunedin City Tour of Speight’s Brewery with Haggis 12.30pm Operators providing City, Ceremony option Tour of Orokonui Ecosanctuary (lunch Peninsula, South Island and/or Evening Option included) scenic tours include: Dine at a local restaurant 2.15pm Transfer to Dunedin city centre Classic Jaguar Limousines 2.30pm Elm Wildlife Tours City Sights Tour (this can be undertaken DAY TWO - Full day Otago Monarch Wildlife Cruises & Tours Peninsula with the transport operators listed on this 9.30am page) Ritchies Coachlines Transfer to Larnach Castle 3.30pm Wild Earth Adventures 10.00am Transfer to Chinese Gardens Good Company Tours Tour of Larnach Castle 3.45pm 11.15am Tour of Chinese Gardens Transfer to Taiaroa Head to view 4.45pm Yellow-Eyed Penguin at one of our Transfer to Speight’s Brewery specialist operators 5.00pm 12noon Tour of Speight’s Brewery Tour of Natures Wonders Naturally Evening Option 2.00pm Dine at a local restaurant Transfer to Wellers Rock 2.30pm Monarch Wildlife Cruise 3.30pm Transfer back to Dunedin City Evening Option Remain on peninsula to view Blue Penguin returning to land at dusk. 14 SUGGESTED VISITOR ITINERARIES

1/2-DAY 1/2-DAY There are many other unique INDULGE IN DUNEDIN DUNEDIN HERITAGE activities in Dunedin that can be considered to give your itinerary 12.30pm 12.30pm a point of difference and provide Lunch at a local café Tour of the Otago Museum’s ‘Southern your clients with a wonderful 1.30pm Land, Southern People’ Gallery and the visitor experience in our region, inspirational Pacific Gallery Tour of Cadbury World these are a few to consider: 3.00pm 2.35pm Tour of Toitū - Otago Settlers Museum Transfer to the Dunedin Chinese Garden Visit Central Otago and Waitaki Valley 3.30pm 6.00pm wineries Tour of Speight’s Brewery with Haggis Tour of Dunedin Chinese Garden Visit Dunedin’s hinterland at Middlemarch Ceremony option the starting/finishing point for the Otago 7.00pm Central Rail Trail Dinner at Speight’s Ale House 1/2-DAY Visit the historic seaside settlements of Port Chalmers and Karitane and surrounding DUNEDIN FLIGHT bays 1/2-DAY AND FANCY Visit Dunedin’s Art Gallery and Museums Golf at one of Dunedin’s excellent courses - DUNEDIN HOUSE 12.30pm all close to the City Centre AND GARDEN Tour of the Otago Museum Tropical rain Whisky Tasting - Our strong Scottish forest (Butterfly enclosure) heritage, suggest trying a Dunedin Haggis 12.30pm 1.30pm Ceremony Lunch and time to explore at Transfer to Dunedin Public Art Gallery Wine Tasting Tours - Central Otago Wines Dunedin Chinese Garden 1.45pm Beer Tasting - Home of Speight’s the 1.40pm Tour of Dunedin Public Art Gallery Southern Man’s brew Transfer to Olveston Historic House 2.45pm Chocolate Tour - New Zealand’s home of 2.00pm Visit Dunedin’s Designer Boutique stores Cadbury’s Tour of Olveston Historic House Evening Garden Tours - Dunedin has 4 gardens of 3.15pm Dine at a local restaurant International significance Transfer to Dunedin Botanic Garden Ghost Tours - Spooky City Tours 3.30pm Chinese Garden - Have cocktails at an Self guided tour of Dunedin Botanic authentic and beautiful Chinese Garden Garden Wildlife Tours - Get up close with unique wildlife Train Trips - Theme it or simply relax and enjoy a scenic train ride

We are happy to provide assistance in creating a special itinerary for your clients. 15 CONFERENCE PLANNERS CHECKLIST

Conference Planner’s Checklist

Use this checklist as an Pre-Event Conference Programme indication of the work that O Consider the dates and size of the O Decide on theme and structure – what do needs to be done. The list is a meeting and look at an alternative date you want to achieve in case venue/accommodation are not guide only however, use it as a available O Confirm venue requirements: see below starting point and build. Further O Commencement and closing times and O Organise transport for delegates to and information is available from the time required to set up and break down from venues and accommodation Dunedin Convention Bureau. O Consider set up time if using same O Do you need to organise airport transfers venue for a dinner O Arrange and book speakers and/or O Check that no other large conference workshop/panel leaders and manage or event is on in Dunedin at the same fees, travel, accommodation, collection of time that might impact on availability of papers accommodation or venue O Confirm the social programme: O Check for conflicting events: public entertainment, sightseeing, activities, holidays, school holidays, big events or team building activities other large conference at the same time O Accompanying persons’ programme O Consider transport - that there will be including participation in conference flights and transport available to get sessions and/or social events and/or your guests or delegates to your event specialist activities and transport and i.e. Cruise ship visits and availability of child minding services buses O Reconfirm all arrangements and O Decide allocation of work and additional numbers resources required, including on-site O Consider what would make your management conference unique to the region e.g. A O Consider the work load and decide if you Scottish heritage Haggis Ceremony need a professional conference organiser to help 16

CONFERENCE PLANNERS CHECKLIST

Venue O Technical and equipment requirements: Secretariat and On-Site O Selecting appropriate meeting venue(s): - Staging, display screens, lecterns, Management WiFi and internet data projector, DVD, O Location and fit-out of secretariat - Location: geographical and physical projector trolleys, projection screens, office: furniture (special needs?), factors: e.g. disability access, parking, laser pointers and remote controls, office machines and supplies, central location, stand alone vs. hotel in extension cords, extra lenses and housekeeping supplies, storage facilities, house conference facility bulbs, sufficient power supply and radiotelephones for organising staff, - Type of venue, price range, attitude and accessible power outlets, special lighting, organisational notice board - arrivals efficiency of employees microphones - hand held and lapel, other and departures, tour programmes, last - Catering requirements and quality of audio equipment, video cameras minute changes catering - consider special dietary needs - Access to technicians on site and O Communications - for secretariat, - Ensure adequate recreation space/ backups in the case of technical delegates and media: computer facilities problems links (including e-mail) and printers, - Check no reconstruction or refurbishing O Other site management: telephones, photocopying services is underway on site/nearby or any noise issue - Room allocations and requirements - O Stationery: letterhead paper, printed - Accessibility to city, airport, charter and media, sponsors, trade exhibitors, VIPs envelopes, folders, notepads, message sightseeing services and national bodies, access - wheelchair, pads, pens, staplers, scissors, tape, storage cartons, registration forms, O Meeting rooms (confirm these vehicular, decor - banners, signs personnel badges, tool kit and safety kit arrangements for each room): - Trade exhibition liaison, equipment storage and delivery, timing for O Location and set-up details: furniture - Appropriate working space conference set-up and breakdown and equipment - Consider how you want delegates seated - Venue cleanliness, security, parking, i.e. classroom vs. round tables etc this visitor information service O Funds control: credit card facilities will determine room size - Gala dinner venue how much decorating - What requirements do you have for is required breakout or occasional groupings space And so, your conference has ended. - Shape and dimensions, access for set-up Finance/Accounting, Attendance and breakdown, suitable lighting and & Admission O Everyone has had a great time, and controls, acoustics, air conditioning has been very generous with their - Prepare diagrams showing how rooms O Prepare the budget: compliments and journeyed home are to be set up leaving you to put up your feet. Before O Profit objectives - overall and for - (Examples of seating - Seating/tables you do that, do not forget that there are individual events; Main programme still some things to tidy up: set-up, theatre, boardroom, schoolroom, budget, entertainment/events budgets, U-Shape, T-Shape, V-Shape, banquet/ exhibition budget; Cash flow O Conduct a survey and get accurate dining) feedback on the event and speakers from - Do you require space for trade display? O Set registration fees and payment policy; delegates fees for special events, cancellations/ - Registration/secretariat tables in room refunds policy or lobby O Send acknowledgements and thanks to speakers, suppliers, venues O Prepare a sponsorship guide O Sleeping Rooms/Accommodation: and approach possible sponsors. O Reconcile accounts and prepare balance – Determine expected numbers and Sponsorship may include: naming rights sheet. negotiate hotel/motel package rates to the conference and/or to plenary including VIP rooms and other specialist sessions, workshops, exhibition, travel O Write a report. This will be a valuable requirements, e.g. wheelchair access to and from the conference destination, resource for the company, association advertising on conference accessories and future organising committees - Confirm agreed policies on early/late (satchels, pens, name tags), functions arrivals and departures, accompanying persons (including child rates), and O Record-keeping requirements: decide payment for “no-shows” on computer, accounting programme, and collect attendance information: - O Signage requirements: venue Attendee categories with appropriate identification, room allocation, fees records, attendee card files or forms, services directions - toilets, conference ticketing by day, event programme and timetable, trade exhibition layout (if applicable), O Revenue administration: charges to sponsors’ signs delegates, sponsors, exhibitors

O Expenses administration: payment of accounts 17 CONFERENCE VENUES

Conference Venues Experience boutique conference venues with a heritage ﬂavour, superb service and distinctly southern hospitality in Dunedin. 18 VISITOR INFORMATION

Dunedin’s Official i-Site Visitor Centre

Puts you in the picture

One Stop Travel Shop - for the best advice on where to go and what to see and do around Dunedin, Otago and throughout New Zealand. • Events, activities, attractions and dining • Souvenirs • Accommodation options from backpacker to Hotel • Itinerary planning and onward bookings • Maps • Otago Central Rail Trail • Coach/Rail/Ferry/Flights • Tours • Weather and road conditions Free information and booking services - Open 7 days

Postal Address: PO Box 5457, Dunedin 9058 Email: [email protected] Physical Address: 26 Princes Street, Dunedin Website: www.isitedunedin.co.nz Phone Number: +64 3 474 3300 A department of Dunedin City Council

atoz AtoZ Dunedin City MEDIA Guide www.atoz-nz.com

Make sure you pick up your complimentary Dunedin Travelling around? On the Move? City Guide. This is available from your nearest i-Site Go to dunedin.info visitor centre or your accommodation provider. Dunedin’s mobile phone visitor guide to Information, Galleries & Museums, • Activities AtoZ City Map Activities, Transport, Shopping, Dining • Attractions and Accommodation • Accommodation AtoZ Dunedin City Guide 2015 ACTIVITIES • ATTRACTIONS • ACCOMMODATION • DINING • SHOPPING • MAPS • INFORMATION • TRANSPORT • Dining • Shopping • Maps • Information • Transport

www.atoz-nz.com This conveniently 1 sized guide is Contact Persons: Graeme & Hayden Bell available for Postal Address: PO Box 2151, Dunedin 9044 conference delegates Phone Number: +64 3 476 1394 Fax Number: +64 3 476 1392 Email: [email protected] Website: www.atoz-nz.com 19 CONVENTION VENUES CAPACITY INDEX

Convention venues capacity index

Venues With Accommodation Largest Room Capacity (indicative) Industry Number of Exhibition Meeting Accomm- Space Page VENUE Theatre Classroom Cocktail Banquet odation Space (Booth Reference Rooms Available Space) Camp Estate Country House 2 32 14 100 50 5 5 24 Executive Residence 2 45 25 80 42 24 2 23 Hotel St Clair 2 70 30 90 60 52 n/a n/a 29 Kingsgate Hotel Dunedin 3 90 40 120 70 55 5 24 Larnach Castle - - - 350 270 17 15 24 Mercure Dunedin Leisure Lodge 2 90 45 100 65 76 5 25 Paciﬁc Park Hotel 2 200 60 250 150 45 n/a 15 27 Park Regis Dunedin 3 150 72 200 120 48 40 28 Quality Hotel Cargills 3 80 40 120 60 50 5 28 Scenic Hotel Dunedin City 3 50 26 150 120 121 n/a n/a 39 Scenic Hotel Southern Cross 9 160 75 180 100 178 20 39

Venues Without Accommodation Largest Room Capacity (indicative) Industry Number of Exhibition Space Meeting Space Page VENUE Theatre Classroom Cocktail Banquet (Booth Reference Rooms Available Space) Cadbury World Café 1 30 30 50 - n/a 20 Dunedin Airport Conference Centre 3 - 50 60 60 n/a n/a 20 Dunedin Public Art Gallery 4 160 50 300 130 15 21 Dunedin Railways - - - - varies n/a n/a 21 Dunedin Venues - Forsyth Barr Stadium 27 15-2500 500 3800 1000 35 22 Dunedin Venues - The Dunedin Centre 8 2145 410 1500 550 50 22 Edgar Centre 9 3000 2000 3500 1200 700 23 Natures Wonders Naturally Function Centre 2 170 100 200 110 n/a n/a 25 Orokonui Ecosanctuary 2 100 48 200 70 12 50 Otago Cricket Longroom 1 120 70 200 110 n/a n/a 26 Otago Museum 8 200 50 850 460 30 26 Otago Polytechnic Catering & Functions 2 100 85 200 90 10 27 The Park Function & Events Centre 5 350 120 400 280 n/a 29 The Regent Theatre 9 1641 - 750 400 n/a n/a 30 Toitū Otago Settlers Museum 3 128 50 515 300 n/a n/a 30 20 CONFERENCE VENUES

Cadbury World Café

Open in 2014, the Cadbury World café is the perfect venue if you are looking for something a bit different. The café is available for evening events 7 days a week and can accommodate up to 30 guests for Theatre or Classroom type settings. Cadbury World Café is the perfect venue for team building, private functions and special occasions. The choices are endless with not only the café available but Guided Tours, Cooking Demonstrations and Chocolate Making all options to give your event that unique point of difference. Bespoke catering options are available from our onsite kitchen and we pride ourselves in the unique and interactive menu we have to offer. Located in the centre of the Dunedin city, we are only a 2 minute walk from the Octagon. Give us a call or email to discuss the options that the Cadbury World Café has to offer.

Postal Address: PO Box 890, Dunedin 9054 Physical Address: 280 Cumberland Street, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 467 7814 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cadburyworld.co.nz

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Dunedin Airport Conference Centre

Experience a conference in a distinctly different setting. Dunedin Airport Contact: Administration Conference Centre is a boutique facility overlooking the airport and farmland, Postal Address: Private Bag 1922, Dunedin with dramatic views of the moody Maungatua mountain range. 9054 New Zealand There are three well appointed suites available. Maungatua Suite seats up to Physical address: Level 2, Terminal 80 guests, Flagstaff Suite – the airport company’s board room – seats up to 12, Building, Dunedin International Airport, 25 and Waitaha Suite seats up to eight. The two smaller suites may be hired Miller Road, Momona, Dunedin separately, or together with Maungatua Suite and used as satellite rooms. Phone Number: +64 3 486 2879 Dunedin Airport Conference Centre offers a fully licensed catering service Fax Number: +64 3 486 2813 including buffet and light refreshments. Our facilities are ideal for meeting Email: [email protected] people on the move. We are open during normal airport hours and are situated Website: www.dnairport.co.nz only 25 minutes drive from the Dunedin CBD. Join us at Dunedin Airport for your meeting and enjoy the difference. 21 CONFERENCE VENUES

Dunedin Public Art Gallery

The Dunedin Public Art Gallery has a number of areas available for Contact Person: Doreen Whiston corporate and private events and are experienced in hosting conferences, Postal Address: PO Box 566, Dunedin 9054 meetings, presentations, product launches, dinners, cocktail parties and Physical Address: 30 The Octagon, Dunedin even weddings! Phone Number: +64 3 474 3252 The Auditorium, Conference Room and Otago Daily Times Gallery are available for both day and evening events, 7 days a week. Email: [email protected] The Gallery Foyer is available after 5pm and can accommodate up to Website: www.dunedin.art.museum 300 guests for cocktails and is available for either a stand-alone function, A department of Dunedin City Council pre-dinner drinks or can be combined with a special viewing of one of our many exhibitions.

Dunedin Railways

Welcome aboard your Dunedin Railways train – operators of Taieri Gorge Railway and The Seasider, world class train trips and experiences.

Perfect for an exciting and fun teambuilding activity, corporate function or end of conference wind-down. Options include themed trips, gold rush trains, hold-ups or barn dances. Live commentary and sightseeing stops. Catering can be tailored to suit groups and budgets large or small, on or off the train. Options include BBQ’s, spit roasts or light meals. BYO and entertainment arrangements can be made. Consisting of both traditional and modern carriages, facilities include wheelchair access, toilets and a fully licensed snack bar. Maximum capacity is 600 people.

Contact Person: Barbara Reid Postal Address: PO Box 140, Dunedin 9054 Physical Address: Dunedin Railway Station, Anzac Ave, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 477 4449 Email: [email protected] Refer to page 56 for Dunedin Railways activity Website: www.dunedinrailways.co.nz 22 CONFERENCE VENUES

Dunedin Venues

Dunedin Venues’ encompass the most unique, sophisticated and versatile conference and event facilities in southern New Zealand. Comprising of the historic Dunedin Centre and the multipurpose Forsyth Barr Stadium, we have everything you need to host your next meeting, conference, tradeshow, gala dinner or social function.

The grand baroque style of the Dunedin Centre makes an impressive setting for any event. Located in the centre of the city you’ll ﬁnd the very best in conference, exhibition and performance facilities - it’s the perfect blend of old-world style and modern convenience. The Dunedin Town Hall is the largest of the Dunedin Centre’s facilities, accommodating up to 2,300 people for performances or tradeshows or up to 550 for a formal seated dinner. A truly grand venue, the Dunedin Town Hall is suitable for major conferences, concerts, recitals, balls, or large receptions. The Glenroy Auditorium, at half the size, is suitable for smaller performances or more intimate functions for up to 400 people. A wide variety of other conference rooms, meeting rooms, lounges and bars provide ample choice for various event types and sizes, all housed within this stunning architectural masterpiece.

Forsyth Barr Stadium is situated on the majestic Dunedin waterfront, just a 5 minute drive from the central city and walking distance to the University of Otago. With its unbeatable atmosphere as the world’s only fully-roofed natural turf stadium, this is a truly modern, unique and inspiring venue. Forsyth Barr Stadium is not just a stadium but a truly multipurpose facility. The main stadium is the obvious choice for large capacity events such as major expos and concerts. For events, meetings and conferences where the main pitch would be too large, there’s a variety of smaller suites and lounges to offer the perfect setup within this architectural icon. There’s also a large, fully-roofed event space that can be conﬁgured to your speciﬁcations for cocktail functions, banquets, smaller concerts and tradeshows.

Our venues are complemented by Dunedin’s ﬁnest catering. Dunedin Venues will provide you with a full service experience. Our in-house caterers are always challenging themselves to create unique, delicious and seasonal menus. Innovation is something our chefs pride themselves on, and when it comes to the boutique functions, they never cease to impress.

Contact Person: Nicole Carvell Postal Address: Dunedin Venues, PO Box 5506, Dunedin 9058 Phone Number: +64 3 479 2823 Freephone (NZ only): 0800 24 64 64 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dunedinvenues.co.nz 23 CONFERENCE VENUES

Edgar Centre

The Edgar Centre is a Dunedin icon. For more than 20 years it has been central to the Dunedin lifestyle, servicing locals needs for sport, recreation and entertainment. More recently it has also become a key Dunedin asset in providing spaces for functions, business meetings, exhibitions and national and international conferences. As the largest multi-functional facility of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere we have a space to meet your needs for all events and functions. With our 14,400 m2 main hall to our 2,400 m2 More FM Arena we can host major exhibitions, concerts, banquets and shows to virtually any size and scale. As well as size the Edgar Centre has ﬂexibility, and the More FM Arena can quickly convert from a 3000 tiered-seating auditorium to a 1000 table-seating banquet hall, and many things in between. We have break-out spaces of all shapes and sizes – including the recently refurbished Scenic Hotels Harbour View Lounge with stunning harbour and city views, and a 200 person capacity. Our in-house food and beverage operation will cater to your every need.

Contact Person: Blair Crawford Phone Number: +64 3 456 1200 Email: [email protected] Postal Address: PO Box 590, Dunedin 9054 Fax Number: +64 3 455 2917 Website: www.edgarcentre.co.nz Physical Address: 116 Portsmouth Drive, Dunedin

Executive Residence

Boutique Hotel

The Executive Residence Boutique Hotel is ideal for your accommodation and conference/business functions - located only minutes from Forsyth Barr Stadium, University of Otago and CBD. We offer 24 spacious rooms featuring: queen bed, en suite bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities, sky television, complimentary wireless internet and in-house bar. We offer superb facilities for meetings, interviews, conferences and retreats, as well as dinners, cocktail parties and receptions. Guests have access to the following business services: computing facilities, internet, DDI telephone,facsimile, conference telephone, photocopier, overhead projector and screen, electronic whiteboard, DVD player and LCD screen for PowerPoint.

Contact Person: Deane Agnew Physical Address: 68 Forth Street, Dunedin 9054 Phone Number: +64 3 479 9151 Email: [email protected] Website: www.otago.ac.nzlexecres 24 CONFERENCE VENUES

Larnach Castle Encompassing Camp Estate Country House

New Zealand’s Castle

Larnach Castle is the perfect venue for your special event Where else could you have the highlight of your conference but at Dunedin’s famous icon? Scottish Banquets, Victorian Balls, Black Tie Dinners, Glamorous cocktail parties, we have the choice of venue for your function; the magniﬁcent Ballroom at Larnach Castle or the glamorous surroundings at Camp Estate. Bespoke catering options are available at both venues. Guests may explore Larnach Castle and its ‘Garden of International Signiﬁcance’. This venue is perfect for partner’s program activities. Larnach Lodge combined with Camp Estate has 17 Guest rooms available. Call or email our Functions Manager and discuss the options we can offer. Contact Person: Michelle Simpson Postal Address: PO Box 1350, Dunedin 9054 Physical Address: 145 Camp Road (Larnach Lodge) 100 Camp Road (Camp Estate) Phone Number: +64 3 476 1616 Fax Number: +64 3 476 1574 Email: [email protected] Website: www.larnachcastle.co.nz www.campestate.co.nz Refer to page 47 for Larnach Castle & Gardens

Kingsgate Hotel Dunedin

The hotel enjoys a commanding location in the heart of Dunedin with Contact Person: Rachelle Parkins 55 North facing rooms all with superb views over the city that embrace Postal Address: 10 Smith Street true“Kiwi” hospitality. This boutique-style business hotel prides itself on Phone Number DDI: +64 3 4793082 its warm friendly environment combined with excellence in service and cuisine making this property the ﬁrst choice for many companies. With a Hotel Number: +64 3 477 6784 choice of two conference rooms, Kingsgate Hotel Dunedin offers optimum Email: [email protected] ﬂexibility in terms of style, seating arrangements and presentation facilities. or [email protected] Our dedicated conference team will work closely with you, ensuring all of Website: www.kingsgatedunedin.co.nz your requirements are met. When planning your catering we offer several different options from the classic Morning and Afternoon teas, to working lunches,supper menus and dinners, refreshments can be served in the conference room for your convenience. However, if your needs are better met by having these intervals out of the conference room, this may be arranged for you upon request. We also pride ourselves in our Out catering facilities and the ability to be able to cater and most venues within the city outskirts. 25 CONFERENCE VENUES

Mercure Dunedin Leisure Lodge

“Dunedin’s Garden Hotel”. Nestled in a relaxed, landscaped garden setting, adjacent to Dunedin Botanic Gardens; a short stroll to Forsyth Barr Stadium, Otago University, the Hospital, the city’s dynamic shopping centre, and visitor attractions. Easy access from State Highway 1, with plentiful complimentary off-street parking for cars and coaches. 76 spacious, well appointed rooms, offering either a balcony, or outside patio; LCD TV, Ultra fast wireless internet. McGavin’s Restaurant and Bar, offering contemporary cuisine using the freshest of local produce. Two well appointed Conference rooms – the historic stone Oast House, and the McGavin Room – catering for all events from 10 to 100 delegates. The hotel gardens can be hired as a wedding venue. Extensive catering options available, tailored to your budget.

Contact Person: Jan McDougall Freephone (NZ only): 0800 334 123 Postal Address: PO Box 8024, Dunedin 9041 Fax Number: +64 3 477 5460 Physical Address: 30 Duke Street, Dunedin Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 477 5360 Website: www.dunedinleisurelodge.co.nz

Natures Wonders Naturally Function Centre

Stunning venue surrounded only by views to the horizon and nature.

Natures Wonders Naturally can now offer an alternative for hosting your Contact Persons: Perry and Tracey Reid conference or special occasion with our new custom-built function centre. Postal Address: PO Box 22, Portobello via Located at the tip of the world famous Otago Peninsula and set on private Dunedin 9048 farmland, teeming with rare coastal wildlife and surrounded by the Paciﬁc Physical Address: Taiaroa Head, Otago Ocean, our totally unique location will make your event memorable for all Peninsula, Dunedin guests. Phone Number: +64 3 478 1150 Boasting two rooms with a total capacity of 160 seated guests, as well as break Freephone (NZ only): 0800 246 446 out rooms, being fully licensed with full catering and an award winning chef, Fax Number: +64 3 478 0714 makes our function venue ideal for conferences, meetings, special occasions Email: [email protected] and teambuilding. Website: www.natureswonders.co.nz Our rooms can be joined for cocktail evenings and banquets. Refer to page 48 for our Activities Display 26 CONFERENCE VENUES

Otago Cricket Longroom

Looking for something slightly different for your next function? Otago Cricket’s unique Longroom at the picturesque University Oval is the venue for you. The Longroom is a modern, versatile facility ideal for a large variety of functions. Whether it be a small meeting around the board table or a larger theatre style conference the Longroom can cater for you. The Longroom bar means that functions don’t have to be all work and no play. Our fully functional bar and kitchen can cater for all occasions including birthdays and corporate hosting. Our proximity to the University Rugby Clubrooms makes the Longroom ideal for larger dinners and weddings. Our proximity to the new stadium is a real plus for members, sponsors and corporates alike. Enquire now about our separate area for private functions during stadium events. Displays including the Iain Gallaway Library and Cricket memorabilia offer a real point of difference in this stunning venue. For more information on our very competitive rates, to view our facilities or to make a booking please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to hosting you for your next function at the Longroom.

Contact Person: Andy McLean Mobile Number: +64 27 454 3187 Physical Address: Level 2, University Oval Grandstand, Butts Road, Dunedin Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 477 9056 (Office) Website: www.otagocricket.co.nz

Otago Museum

Venue with a difference, service with style. Within walking distance from the city centre and most city accommodation.

Contact: Vanessa & Alice on the Venues Team Postal Address: PO Box 6202, Dunedin 9059 Venue Hire Otago Museum H D Skinner Annex Physical Address: 419 Great King Street Add a touch of culture, nature and science to The Otago Museum H D Skinner Annex offers Phone Number: +64 3 474 7476 your next venue choice. a range of venues that are architecturally Fax Number: +64 3 477 5993 stunning, incorporating the beauty of the Modern, purpose-built facilities at the Otago Email: [email protected] building’s Oamaru stone and bluestone Museum make us an attractive and versatile Website: www.otagomuseum.nz venue for your next conference or event. exterior with a complementary modern interior. Nestled in the corner of the Museum Your business helps provide revenue to Whether you require theatre-style for 200 Reserve, these small to medium venues are all ()protect our treasures for the future people, a boardroom for 10, a social space for a ﬁlled with natural light. small, intimate group or a grand public space for hundreds, the Museum can provide both the venue and the service you need. For additional information, to view our venues, or to make a booking, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to hosting your event at the Otago Museum. Refer to page 50 for Otago Museum activity 27 CONFERENCE VENUES

Otago Polytechnic Catering and Functions

Otago Polytechnic Catering and Functions is located at their Dunedin campus, within the heart of the university and stadium districts, offeringspaces for functions including meetings, conferences, weddings and dinners. Off site catering is also available - their team can work with you to customise a menu to suit your needs and tastes. Otago Polytechnic’s facilities are purpose-designed to be the ideal place for your special occasion function or conference. The modern restaurant opens out onto a courtyard and kitchen garden, where you can soak up the sunshine, mingle with your guests and see their produce grow. There is a lounge for cocktail events and a number of other stunning spaces that can host a variable number of guests for most types of functions. With newly refurbished facilities and a fully-qualiﬁed team of industry professionals at your service, with Contact: Otago Polytechnic Catering and Functions Otago Polytechnic Catering and Functions your event Physical Address: Manaaki, Otago Polytechnic (M Block), will be a memorable experience! Harbour Terrace, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 479 6199 / 0800 762 786 Email: [email protected] Website: www.op.ac.nz/functions

Paciﬁc Park Motel and Conference Centre

The quiet and peaceful location of Pacific Park Motel and Conference Centre just five minutes from the city centre is ideal for travellers, conferences and functions. Set amongst native bush and landscaped gardens, you can stay in comfort and awake to the calls of the native birdlife. It is also a perfect environment for your group to work undisturbed and then take time out to enjoy the surroundings of Dunedin and Otago. Pacific Park Motel and Conference Centre offers 20 comfortable suites along with two apartments. All rooms have ensuite bathrooms and room facilities include microwave, toaster, radio, alarm clock, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, flat screen TV, central heating and fibre optic ultra fast broadband (UFB) with FREE unlimited data. There are two conference rooms available and depending on the seating configuration can seat up to 200 people. The conference rooms are situated on the ground floor for easy access with plenty of off street car arking.p Full catering facilities are available. Brenda and David Bakker invite any enquiries you may have and look forward to welcoming you to Pacific Park Motel and Conference Centre in the near future.

Contact Persons: Brenda and David Bakker Physical Address: 22-24 Wallace Street, Maori Hill, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 477 3374 Email: reservations@pacificparkdunedin.co.nz Website: www.pacificparkdunedin.co.nz Refer to page 42 for Pacific Park Motel Accommodation 28 CONFERENCE VENUES

Park Regis Dunedin

Centrally located and just a short walk from the Octagon, Town Hall, Forsyth Barr Stadium and the city’s dynamic shopping district.

Maintaining the original charm of the historic Wain’s Hotel, the Heritage listed Park Regis Dunedin comes complete with an impressive Victoria façade, a rich sense of warmth and a boutique character. With three conference rooms catering for up to 180 attendee’s theatre style and 150 banquet style, Park Regis Dunedin not only accommodates for any corporate or private function on your calendar. The boutique design and historic elegance of their Chancellor Room with its Victorian inﬂuenced stained glass windows makes the ideal backdrop for weddings, birthday celebration or that special occasion. Experience the perfect end to your day, by relaxing in one of their 48 boutique-style rooms before enjoying the innovative cuisine at their contemporary restaurant and bar “Relish”. At Park Regis Dunedin your business means the world to us.

Postal Address: PO Box 852, Dunedin 9016 Fax Number: +64 3 477 1118 Physical Address: 310 Princes Street, Dunedin Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 477 1145 Website: www.parkregishotels.com

Quality Hotel Cargills

Located close to University, Hospital & CBD, yet set in beautiful garden surroundings, Cargills Hotel offers convenience and peaceful seclusion.

50 guest rooms ranging from singles (all with double beds), twins and doubles to suites with spa baths. Room facilities include tea and coffee facilities, modem connection, wireless broadband, Sky TV, iron and ironing board, hair dryer, 24 hour room service and reception. Complimentary guest laundry and a local gym membership are also available. Our bistro style restaurant “Willie Cargills” offers a wide variety of fine food at great prices. With comprehensive and personally tailored menus to cater for all dietary requirements and budgets. We are very flexible on what we offer and can work with potential clients to ensure all needs are fulfilled. Our friendly and professional team can assist with any inquiries you may have. Plenty of complimentary parking is available.

Contact Person: Dean Nicol, General Manager Phone Number: +64 3 477 7983 Email: [email protected] Postal Address: PO Box 6063, Dunedin 9059 Freephone (NZ only): 0800 737 378 Website: www.cargills.co.nz Physical Address: 678 George Street, Dunedin Fax Number: +64 3 477 8098 29 CONFERENCE VENUES

The Chart Room

Getting down to business is important to you. When it comes to planning a training conference or team building session, you want to support it with a suitable location and effective resources. Dunedin’s only beachfront Hotel offers just these – a modern, efficient and effective platform to conduct your event with the resources you need and the value-added services you want along with stunning calming water views. Our experienced management staff can handle the planning of the particulars that will make your meeting, conference, presentation, product launch, dinner, cocktail party or wedding a successful one and back it up with the region’s most impressive catering service – all at the capable hands of our in-house Executive Chef Michael Coughlin and his staff at Pier 24 Restaurant & Bar. We like to think our facilities are a smart choice for businesses wanting only the best environment and setting to meet their conferencing goals and discerning guests. Feel free to discuss your plans and requirements with our function and guest services manager.

Postal Address: 24 Esplanade, St Clair Beach, Dunedin 9012 Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 456 0555 Website: www.hotelstclair.com

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The Park Functions and Events Centre

The Park Function and Events Centre at Forbury Park is the perfect facility for meetings, conferences, functions, events and trade shows. The venue caters for groups from 10 through to 400 with break out rooms, onsite catering and extensive parking. Only ten minutes from the city, The Park is next to picturesque St Clair beach. The team at The Park can help organising every event by connecting you with their preferred suppliers for event management, video, sound and lighting.

Contact Person: The Park Sales Executive Phone Number: +64 3 455 2154 ext. 1 Postal Address: PO Box 4010, St Kilda, Dunedin 9046 Email: [email protected] Physical Address: 146 Victoria Rd, St Kilda, Dunedin. 30 CONFERENCE VENUES

The Regent Theatre

During its eighty three years of operation the Regent Theatre has hosted ballet, contemporary dance, opera, musical theatre, stand-up comedy, Shakespearean drama, circuses, film festivals, school productions, community events, weddings, black-tie dinners, prizegivings, graduations, and more. The chandeliers, special effects lighting, and contemporary technology of this glorious auditorium also make for a truly unique conference, awards ceremony, or formal dining experience. The Assembly area under the stage, coupled with the Green Room and seven dressing rooms makes for ideal breakout facilities for conferences or any array of other events. This is a multi-purpose venue suitable for staging spectacular shows, as well a truly unique backdrop for your conference, prizegiving, wedding, or any other type of function. The Regent Theatre is fully licensed and has an exceptional catering kitchen. The Clarkson Room is a smaller, but equally delightful area, suitable for a variety of functions. It comfortable holds up to sixty people seated or 80-100 standing for a cocktail function and is also fully licensed. The room includes luxurious fittings and fixtures as well as all the technology necessary to transform the space for educational or corporate events. The stylish foyer is a striking location for wedding photos or special social Postal Address: PO Box 5036, Dunedin 9031 occasions and is complemented by the beautiful bar facilities on the lower level. Coupled with this, the incomparable architectural design will make any occasion Physical Address: 17 The Octagon, Dunedin stunningly unique. Hosting an event in one of the Regent Theatre’s exclusive Phone Number: +64 3 477 6481 entertaining areas will enhance any corporate entertainment experience. Fax Number: +64 3 477 4726 Website: www.regenttheatre.co.nz

Toitū Otago Settlers Museum

Within walking distance of the Octagon and accommodation facilities, Toitū Otago Settlers Museum is the perfect venue for your next function or event with options ranging from a fully equipped meeting room for up to 25 people, to a combination of unique spaces able to accommodate hundreds. With ﬂoor to ceiling glass windows overlooking Dunedin’s Heritage District, warm heart Rimu ﬂoors and Oamaru and local Bluestone detailing, the expansive Josephine Foyer is large enough to accommodate up to 515 people. Adjacent to the Foyer, the auditorium features original cornice mouldings and detail, making this an inviting yet sleek and functional space. Fully equipped with state of the art audio visual equipment and with a seated capacity of 128, the auditorium is the ideal venue for conferences, meetings, workshops and seminars. The New Zealand Railways building has been incorporated into the Museum and with its stunning art deco design offers a meeting room and a historical social hall. The NZR foyer, the terminus for buses in and out of Dunedin in days gone by, can be hired outside Museum hours to give your occasion a special ambience. The NZR Garage, now home to the Toitū Otago Settlers Museum’s transport, computers and special exhibition displays, features the NZR Lounge, a unique location for drinks and nibbles, and is great for small social events at any time of the day or evening.

Contact Person: Penny Neilson Phone Number: +64 3 474 2184 Postal Address: PO Box 566 Dunedin 9054 Email: [email protected] Physical Address: 31 Queens Gardens, Dunedin A department of Dunedin City Council 31 CONFERENCE SUPPORT, CATERING & ENTERTAINMENT

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Contact Person: Victoria Muir Postal Address: PO Box 1303, Dunedin 9054 Physical Address: 2 Birch Street, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 467 5664 Phone Number: +64 3 477 4235 Mobile Number: +64 21 990 040 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.platocafe.co.nz Website: www.sequelevents.co.nz

Southern Lights The Inspired Pantry and Services

Southern Lights, provides lighting, sound and audio visual to The Inspired Pantry is a Dunedin based catering company the Entertainment and Corporate Function Industries. specialising in corporate catering. We have over 20 years experience catering to both National The Inspired Pantry strives to create a point of difference by and International clientele, from conception to completion handcrafting all breads, baking and pastries in their A grade we have the latest technologies and experienced personal to kitchen. We believe ﬂavoursome, ﬂawlessly presented food is ensure your event runs effortlessly, from planning and an integral part of any successful meeting, function or event. execution however large or small. The Inspired Pantry Caters to groups from 5 to 300 for Southern Lights also provides a wide range of audio visual morning/afternoon teas, lunches, canapés, casual platters and services and sound systems buffets. Visit our website for more information and easy online ordering.

Contact Person: Liz Christensen, Director/Chef 027 404 6408 Contact Person: Michael Cracroft-Wilson Physical Address: 212 Balmacewen Rd, Helensburgh, Dunedin Physical Address: 24 Devon Street, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 467 5450 Phone Number: +64 3 477 4046 Fax Number: +64 3 467 5440 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.southernlights.net.nz Website: www.theinspiredpantry.co.nz 36 NOTES 37 ACCOMMODATION

Accommodation The best thing about Dunedin’s accommodation is the range, the quality, the value and the location . . . with some fantastic boutique options. 38 ACCOMMODATION 39 ACCOMMODATION

Scenic Hotel Dunedin City

Scenic Hotel Dunedin City is an international 4-Star Plus Qualmark rated hotel boasting 121 rooms, including 11 new Executive Rooms on the top ﬂoor. Most rooms have city and harbour views, and all rooms offer guests a high standard of comfort and facilities. Central to the CBD and many key attractions and services, the hotel has a street side restaurant and lounge bar, a conference room available for 50 people, and complimentary wireless internet available throughout the hotel. Scenic Hotel Dunedin City offers a combination of stylish, contemporary rooms, modern facilities and friendly service for both leisure and business guests coming to Dunedin.

Contact Persons: Greg Hewland, General Manager DDI (General Manager): +64 3 470 1472 Alannah White, Food & Beverage Manager Freephone (NZ only): 0800 69 69 63 Postal Address: PO Box 618, Dunedin 9054 Fax Number: +64 3 470 1477 Physical Address: 123 Princes Street, Dunedin Email (Reservations): [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 470 1470 Website: www.scenichotels.co.nz

Scenic Hotel Southern Cross

Scenic Hotel Southern Cross is Dunedin’s largest and most prestigious hotel offering uestsg an exceptional level of service, style and comfort. The hotel has a choice of standard, deluxe or suites (178 rooms in total) to meet all accommodation needs, while superb dining options are available in the selection of restaurants, cafe and bar. For your convenience, the hotel has a range of facilities and services including complimentary wireless internet throughout the hotel, and is located in the heart of Dunedin’s CBD, just a few blocks from the Octagon. With nine function rooms available, Scenic Hotel Southern Cross is also well equipped to host conferences, events, weddings and meetings. Also located within the Scenic Hotel Southern Cross is New Zealand’s leading boutique Casino - the Dunedin Casino.

Contact Persons: Richard de Graaf, General Manager DDI (Conference Manager): +64 3 474 6013 Charmaine Carroll, Conference Manager Fax Number: +64 3 477 5776 Postal Address: PO Box 96, Dunedin 9054 Freephone (NZ only): 0800 69 69 63 Physical Address: 118 High Street, Dunedin Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 477 0752 Website: www.scenichotels.co.nz 40 ACCOMMODATION

Hotel St Clair

Dunedin’s newest hotel complex with its enviable beachfront location offers arelaxed and modern atmosphere only minutes from the city centre and on the door step of the popular Otago Peninsula. The resort incorporates 26 spacious suites and studios stylishly placed around our central courtyard, LCD TV with Sky, In-Room Internet Access and off-street parking. Hotel services include 24hr Concierge style guest services, Room Service, daily servicing as well as Pier 24 Restaurant and Bar with renowned Executive Chef – Michael Coughlin, one of only two platinum ambassadors for New Zealand lamb and beef. Spa, function facilities and weddings are catered for.

Postal Address: 24 Esplanade, St Clair Beach, Dunedin 9012 Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 456 0555 Website: www.hotelstclair.com

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858 George Street Motel

858 George Street is an Architecturally designed motel complex capturing the essence of the George Street character. This complex highlights a wonderful richness to the detailing and diversity of internal spaces which combines boldness and subtlety providing that special home away from home feeling. This NZIA (New Zealand Institute Architects) Award Winning (Branch, Southern Regional and National) motel complex is located on the main street of Dunedin and is within walking distance to most of the city attractions – Cadbury World, Railway Station, Chinese Garden, Otago Museum, Otago University, Botanic Garden, Forsyth Barr Stadium, Olveston Historic Home and the main retail and dining areas. Owner / Hosts Sally and Michael Young always there to provide that special personal service for a memorable stay.

Contact Person: Sally & Michael Young Freephone (NZ only): 0800 858 999 Postal Address: 858 George Street, Dunedin Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 474 0047 Website: www.858georgestreetmotel.co.nz Fax Number: +64 3 474 0903

Alhambra Oaks Motor Lodge

Contact Persons: Gaye & Malcolm Mackenzie Physical Address: 588 Great King Street, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 477 7735 Freephone (NZ only): 0800 25 42 62 Fax Number: +64 3 477 7745 Email: [email protected] Website: www.alhambraoaks.co.nz

Welcome to Alhambra Oaks Motor Lodge in Dunedin. If you are looking for a modern 4 star plus motel, with quality and comfort, during your next stay in Dunedin, you will be impressed with our warm motel rooms. We provide affordable luxury accommodation in a top location. Within our 25 units, there is a wide variety of facilities :- studio units, accessible units, family units and 2-bedroom apartments. All studios have a microwave, tea / coffeemaking facilities, toasters, work desks, en suites with good bench space, all have showers & some have baths. All rooms are non-smoking. Free Wiﬁ is available. Alhambra Oaks Motor Lodge has a conference room which seats 30 people. It is a popular venue for workshops, product displays, board meetings, interviews etc. This complex is just 200 metres from the Otago University, 400 metres to the Dunedin Public Hospital and easy walking distance to the City Centre, Forsyth Barr Stadium and Otago Polytechnic. If you are one of the many corporate travellers working in Dunedin, visiting your children at University, attending Graduations, enjoying a super 14 rugby match, or visiting family or friends, we are the ideal choice. Dunedin is a wonderful city with unique heritage and charm. 42 ACCOMMODATION

Cable Court Motel MOTEL

Modern, warm and friendly, Cable Court Motel is centrally located. It is Contact Person: Sharon Hinga situated within a short walk to the vibrant city centre, close to restaurants, (Manager) bars, university, hospital, supermarket, Botanic Gardens and a short drive to Physical Address: 833 Cumberland Baldwin Street. Warm studio, one-bedroom and family units available. Units Street, Dunedin feature Sky TV with new ﬂat screen TVs in both the lounge and bedroom. Phone Number: +64 3 477 3525 Some units have full cooking facilities. Freephone (NZ only): 0800 838 525 • 30 luxury units • Wireless internet access in all units Fax Number: +64 3 474 0382 • Walking distance to city centre, hospital, university, Botanic Gardens, Email: [email protected] Otago Museum and Forsyth Barr Stadium. Website: www.cablecourtmotel.co.nz • Free off-street carparking. • One-bedroom units have kitchen facilities. • Guest laundry. • Cooked and continental breakfasts available.

Paciﬁc Park Motel and Conference Centre

Contact Persons: Brenda and David Bakker Physical Address: 22-24 Wallace Street, Maori Hill, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 477 3374 Email: reservations@pacificparkdunedin.co.nz Website: www.pacificparkdunedin.co.nz Refer to page 27 for Pacific Park Motel Conference Centre 43 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Activities & Attractions Dunedin is a city that captivates and enchants. It’s a city in which to linger and explore. There are a number of joys to be discovered throughout Dunedin with many hidden delights that belie the city’s size. Otago Peninsula is home to New Zealand’s only castle, some of the world’s rarest wildlife and a variety of fabulous recreational activities. 44 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS 45 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Cadbury World Tours and Café

Dunedin’s Tastiest Tourist Attraction.

Cadbury World is a colourful, educational, chocolate experience - an absolute delight for chocolate lovers of all ages. Ignite your senses in taste, sight and smell at Cadbury World Dunedin A Full tour takes approximately 75 minutes and includes entry to the visitor centre, theatre presentation, a guided tour, the chocolate fall, liquid chocolate tasting, retail store and product samples to taste along the way! Cadbury World Tours operate from 9am daily 7 days a week (with Shortened Tours operating at weekends, public holidays and when the factory is not in production). Cadbury world Café operates 7 days a week, from 8am Monday to Friday, and 9am on the Weekends. Choc-a-block with fun Cadbury World is a must do while in Dunedin. Bookings are essential so phone or email us today.

Postal Address: PO Box 890, Dunedin 9054 Physical Address: 280 Cumberland Street, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 467 7967 Freephone (NZ only): 0800 4 CHOC TOUR (0800 4 2462 8687) Email: [email protected] Refer to page 20 for Cadbury World Café Website: www.cadburyworld.co.nz

CycleWorld

Explore Dunedin by bike. Contact Person: Matt Dunstan Choose between road, mountain or hybrid bikes. Quality Specialized bikes. Address: 67 Stuart St, Dunedin · Cycle ways on either side of the harbour Phone Number: +64 3 477 7473 · Mountain bike tracks minutes from the city Email: [email protected] · Flat rides or hill climbs on the stunning Otago Peninsula Website: www.cycleworld.co.nz Pick up from the our central city location or we can deliver. Half day, full day or multi-day hires available. Helmet, lock and repair kit included. 46 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Dunedin Botanic Garden

Garden of International Signiﬁcance.

Thousands of people visit beautiful Dunedin Botanic Garden each year. A retreat of beauty and calm, it is only 15 minutes walk from the university or 45 from the centre of town. It is a lovely place for a stroll through a range of gardens, in a native forest setting. Dunedin Botanic Garden has been awarded the title Garden of International Signiﬁcance for its excellence as a public garden and for its botanical collections. There are hillside views, sunny manicured lawns, a bird aviary displaying native and exotic birds and an excellent café. Access is free of charge and the garden is open every day of the year.

Postal Address: PO Box 5045, Dunedin 9058 Physical Address: Opoho Road, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 477 4000 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dunedin.govt.nz A department of Dunedin City Council

Dunedin Chinese Garden

“Most cherished in this mundane world is a place without traffic, truly in eth midst of a city there can be mountain and forest”. Wen Zhengming (1470 – 1559)

A perfect miniature of a traditional Chinese landscape painting, the Dunedin Chinese Garden encapsulates the essence of nature. It was built to take you on a journey to a greater understanding of history, culture, heritage and tradition. Its origins come from a desire to celebrate the city’s Chinese heritage and its valuable sister city relationship with Shanghai. The Garden is one of New Zealand’s Gardens of National Signiﬁcance and one of only three authentic Chinese gardens outside of China. It is a beautifully developing garden that offers a range of leisure activities from board games to a library and delightful places to sit and drink tea, overlooking the jade green lake. The Garden has elegant rooms available for hire and free parking just outside. Open 10.00am – 5.00pm, late night Thursday until 8pm.

Contact Person: Kim Conroy Phone Number: +64 3 477 3248 Postal Address: PO Box 5045, Moray Place, Dunedin 9058 Email: [email protected] Physical Address: Corner Rattray and Cumberland Streets, Dunedin Website: www.dunedinchinesegarden.com A department of Dunedin City Council 47 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Elm Wildlife Tours

Awarded “New Zealand’s best leisure activity” - NZ Tourism Awards.

Whether choosing to join a small group on a half-day “Peninsula encounters” tour or the privacy of a tailored experience with “Wild Coast Explorer” you will be in awe of the animals and landscape you encounter on this must-do New Zealand activity. Both tours present unforgettable, close, wildlife experiences that have been the highlight of many travellers visit to New Zealand. A unique insight into the habitats and behaviours of internationally signiﬁcant wildlife, particularly royal albatross, yellow-eyed and blue penguins, New Zealand sea lions and NZ fur seals is gained from the viewing hides within the company’s conservation area. The probability of observing another 30-40 marine and wading bird species creates a wildlife enthusiasts dream. Note: Accommodation can be packaged with our Wild coast explorer product to create a multi-day wildlife/nature tour.

Contact Person: Brian Templeton Phone Number: +64 3 454 4121 Postal Address: 19 Irvine Road, The Cove, Mobile Number: +64 274 352 515 Dunedin 9077 Fax Number: +64 3 454 4121 Physical Address: c/- Dunedin i-SITE Email: [email protected] Visitor Centre, The Octagon, Dunedin Website: www.elmwildlifetours.co.nz

Larnach Castle & Garden

New Zealand’s Castle

Discover New Zealand’s only Castle, built from 1871 by William Larnach, Contact Person: Deborah Price merchant baron and politician. Postal Address: PO Box 1350, Dunedin 9054 The Castle is now privately owned by the Barker family, who open the Castle at 9am daily to the public for viewing 365 days of the year. Physical Address: 145 Camp Road, Dunedin With its exciting, sometimes scandalous, sometimes tragic history, its Phone Number: +64 3 476 1616 magniﬁcent carved interiors, a collection of New Zealand antiques and Fax Number: +64 3 476 1574 breathtaking views makes Larnach Castle a must visit experience. Email: [email protected] Over the last 45 years of guardianship Margaret Barker has created a Website: www.larnachcastle.co.nz New Zealand Garden Trust ‘Garden of International Signiﬁcance’ Guests may enjoy Castle and Garden tours, delicious lunches, Devonshire or High teas in the Ballroom Café. Refer to page 24 for Larnach Please enquire about our accommodation options. Castle Conference Venues 48 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Monarch Wildlife Cruises & Tours

Get closer to our unique southern ocean wildlife. See what can’t be seen from land - Northern Royal Albatross at the world’s only mainland colony and other albatross species at sea, NZ furseals, penguins, and many species of birds and marine mammals on and around spectacular Taiaroa Head. Options include a one hour cruise from Wellers Rock, or half and full day harbour and peninsula tours departing from the city. Tour inclusion options are Larnach Castle, Penguin Place and Royal Albatross Centre. Complimentary pickup and drop-off for guests at hotels, motels etc for tour options departing the city. Experienced friendly guides, plus free information sheets, jackets, binoculars and refreshments all enhance the passenger experience. Internationally renowned, operating for 28 years. The Monarch is also popular for social and conference cruising, and is now offering small group photo safaris. Photo: Torgny Nordin Contact Persons: Phone Number: +64 3 477 4276 Neil Harraway, Lynne Hanley Freephone (NZ only): 0800 666 272 Postal Address: PO Box 383, Dunedin 9054 Fax Number: +64 3 477 4275 Physical Address: 20 Fryatt Street, Dunedin Email: [email protected] (45˚ 52.771 South/170˚ 30.429 East) and at Wellers Rock on the Otago Peninsula Website: www.wildlife.co.nz (45˚ 47.826 South/170˚ 42.948 East)

Natures Wonders Naturally

THE PENGUIN BEACH EXPERIENCE - The Otago Peninsula headland is arguably the most precious wildlife habitat in New Zealand and the farm owned by the Reid family is right on the forefront of this headland. Natures Wonders is a Reid family conservation effort. Here amongst truly spectacular scenery, signiﬁcant breeding colonies of wildlife including the world’s rarest penguins, the yellow-eyed (Hoiho - meaning ‘noise shouter’); the little blue penguins, the New Zealand fur seals, sea lions and a large variety of birdlife all live in harmony. Natures Wonders is also a yellow eyed penguin sanctuary. Travel on an 8 wheel drive all terrain vehicle for an exhilarating cross country tour.

THE SHEEP SHED: THE REAL DEAL - From the moment you enter the sheep shed you know: “This is the Real Deal”. Genuine sheep shearing and mustering. Working farm dogs, wool technology and much much more.

NATURES WONDERS CAFÉ - A View to Dine for, either inside or out. Sample real New Zealand foods: sandwiches, panini’s, burgers, chips, light meals, salads, cakes.

Contact Persons: Perry and Tracey Reid Phone Number: +64 3 478 1150 Postal Address: PO Box 22, Portobello via Freephone (NZ only): 0800 246 446 Dunedin 9048 Fax Number: +64 3 478 0714 Physical Address: Taiaroa Head, Otago Email: [email protected] Peninsula, Dunedin Website: www.natureswonders.co.nz

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New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame

The New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame is where New Zealand’s sporting past comes to life.

The Hall is housed in the historic Dunedin Railway Station and includes exhibits and displays on sporting champions who have been inducted from more than 30 sports. The Hall is, in effect, the national sports museum – the only one of its kind in New Zealand. It began in Wellington in 1990 and worked out of an office for eight years before opening as a museum in the Dunedin Railway Station in 1999. Annual induction ceremonies are televised nationally.

Contact Person: Ron Palenski Postal Address: PO Box 643, Dunedin 9054 Physical Address: 1st Floor, Dunedin Railway Station, Anzac Ave, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 477 7775 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nzhalloffame.co.nz

Olveston Historic Home

Olveston was built for Dunedin businessman David Theomin. Designed as a family home, it was furnished with ﬁne art, furniture and artefacts acquired from all around the world. Miss Dorothy Theomin lived at Olveston until her death in 1966 and gifted the house and the contents to the City of Dunedin. Olveston is a time capsule as little has changed since it was the Theomin home from 1906 to 1966. Olveston is authentic and original historic house depicting the life of a wealthy merchant family in the early 1900s. Visiting Olveston is by guided tour. 1-hour tours commence daily at 9.30 and 10.45 am, 12 noon, 1.30, 2.45 and 4 pm. Please contact the house to arrange a group booking or discuss hosting small to medium sized functions at Olveston. Olveston’s gardens and gift shop are open daily from 9am until 5pm (closed Christmas Day).

Contact Person: Jeremy Smith Freephone (NZ only): 0800 100 880 Physical Address: 42 Royal Terrace, Fax Number: +64 3 479 2094 Dunedin 9016 Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 477 3320 Website: www.olveston.co.nz 50 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Orokonui Ecosanctuary

Wildlife • Walks • Events • Visitor Centre • Café Stephen Jaquiery

Just 20 minutes from Dunedin is the perfect location for that business event or social occasion. Perfectly situated on the crest of the valley with stunning views over the forest to the bay below lies Orokonui Ecosanctuary. With a focus on simplicity and style, Orokonui’s atrium with its cathedral like roof and its sun spilled windows is the ideal venue for a conference dinner or an evening gathering. Why not incorporate into your event an encounter with nature in our ecosanctuary with its rare birdlife, tuatarium and native forest. We can assist with everything from your catering and beverage requirements to transport, theming, photography and music. Orokonui is truly’ like no other’ and by visiting you are supporting our work in the conservation crusade.

Contact Person: Chris Baillie Email: [email protected] Address: 600 Blueskin Rd, Waitati, Dunedin Website: www.orokonui.org.nz Phone Number: +64 3 482 1755

Otago Museum

A uniquely Otago experience

Just a few minutes from city centre, you’ll discover the richness and vibrancy of the southern region through the special stories of Otago and New Zealand, a window on the Pacific and a gateway to the world. Get hands-on in Discovery World and experience interactive science at its best, with exciting experiments and engaging exhibits for visitors of all ages. Explore the Museum’s seven permanent galleries, from the Victorian-era Animal Attic to the Māori treasures of Tāngata Whenua. See an ancient Egyptian mummy, majestic moa and much more as you discover our world-class collection, or immerse yourself in our temporary special or touring exhibitions. The hottest attraction in Dunedin awaits: travel through our Tropical Forest, a living ecosystem complete with lush gardens and exotic butterflies. Whether you have an hour to spare or a day to enjoy, you’ll find something to inspire, excite and enlighten at the Otago Museum.

Contact: Vanessa & Alice on the Venues Team Postal Address: PO Box 6202, Dunedin 9059 Physical Address: 419 Great King Street, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 474 7476 Fax Number: +64 3 477 5993 Email: [email protected] Refer to page 26 for Otago Museum venue hire Website: www.otagomuseum.nz 51 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Piping Hot Haggis

Lively, ritualistic and colourful, Piping Hot Haggis Ceremonies offer a wonderful welcome to Dunedin City for any group.

Undeniably Scottish, Dunedin (the old Gaelic name for Edinburgh) continues to celebrate its heritage and this Scottish southern experience, featuring an address to the haggis written by 18th century poet Robbie Burns, is a must. The unique blend of the stirring bagpipes, the fascinating haggis (made in Dunedin), ‘Spirit of Dunedin’ whisky, participants from the audience and the wonderfully engaging Addressor; ceremonies can be performed any time and anywhere to suit your group’s needs. Your all-inclusive Piping Hot Haggis package comes with a ‘Gift Duo’ comprising a colourful Certiﬁcate of Attendance and a 50ml miniature 8 Year “Isle of Skye” Scotch Whisky souvenir for all participants and audience members. Dunedin’s best performers will provide a memorable event for your clients. WELCOME TO DUNEDIN Contact Person: Judy Bell EDINBURGH OF THE SOUTH Postal Address: PO Box 2151, Dunedin 9044 Phone Number: +64 3 476 1909 Mobile Number: +64 27 224 7600 Email: [email protected] Website: www.pipinghothaggis.co.nz

Speight’s Brewery Tours

A Speight’s Brewery Tour offers the opportunity to experience an icon of Contact Person: Chris Snow southern New Zealand since 1876 and home to New Zealand’s most popular Postal Address: PO Box 231, Dunedin beer. 9054 Physical Address: 200 Rattray Street, The entertaining guided tour lets visitors experience the evolution of Speight’s Dunedin Brewery, through its role in Dunedin City and the heritage within the working Brewery. At the completion of the tour visitors are offered the chance to sample six Phone Number: +64 3 477 7697 different beers fresh from the tap. Fax Number: +64 3 477 9489 The educational and entertaining nature of the tour makes it great for groups and Email: [email protected] conferences especially when packaged with a meal at the original Speight’s Ale Website: www.speights.co.nz House situated within the Brewery. Tours are daily so please enquire with reservations as bookings are essential. 52 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Wild Earth Adventures

See Otago Naturally!

Our sea kayaking eco-tours are an amazing opportunity to see the Otago peninsula and its marine wildlife from a new perspective. Revel in the exhilaration of jet boating or rafting the Taieri River then recharge with a bite to eat and relax by the river. We also offer a variety of guided walking and biking excursions, archery, orienteering, team building and canoeing activities. Contact us for a customised package. Special packages also available for Inbound Tour Operators.

Contact Persons: Steve and Emma Brown Postal Address: 95 Riccarton Rd East, East Taieri, 9024 Office Phone: +64 3 489 1951 Mobile: +64 27 6400 185 Email: [email protected] Website: www.wildearth.co.nz 53 TRANSPORT & TOURS

Transport & Tours Due to its compact nature, Dunedin is a relatively easy city to get around. A number of tour operators offer interesting, informative, hassle-free transport and tours. 54 TRANSPORT & TOURS 55 TRANSPORT & TOURS

City Taxis

City United Taxis has been operating Contact Person: [email protected] for 59 years. Postal Address: PO Box 2484, Dunedin 9044 Services include: Phone Number: • Taxi and Van Tours +64 3 4771 771 or 4555 555 (Reservations) • Airport Transfers or +64 3 477 3773 (Office) • Shuttles Text a Taxi: 0275 771 771 • Modern ﬂeet of cars and vans Fax Number: +64 3 455 4409 • Total mobility vans available Email: [email protected] • 22 seat bus available Website: www.cityunitedtaxis.co.nz

ASSIC JAGUA Classic Jaguar Limousines CL R

LIM D OUSINES LT

Classic Jaguar Limousines are a Dunedin Company founded by Steven McNulty in 1995. Our ﬂeet includes 6-8 seater Daimler Limousine, 5 1960’s Jaguar cars and latest model enviro Jaguar long wheelbase cars. Services include our highly acclaimed Otago Peninsula Wildlife tours (Featured in the New York Times), Dunedin City Heritage tours, Moeraki Bouldres and Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony as well as Dunedin Airport transfers in our latest model Black Jaguars. Full charter service throughout the South Island as well as conference transfers. Dunedin Business Excellence awards - Tourism Winner 2014 & Sustainability ﬁnalist.

Contact Person: Steven McNulty Freephone (NZ only): 0800 346 370 Postal Address: PO Box 7106, Dunedin 9040 Fax Number: +64 3 476 7214 Physical Address: 89 Glenross Street, Dunedin Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 476 4564 Website: www.classicjaguar.co.nz 56 TRANSPORT & TOURS

Dunedin Railways

A visit to the city of Dunedin is not complete without a trip with Dunedin Railways – operator of Taieri Gorge Railway and The Seasider, world class train experiences.

Sit back and relax as your train negotiates this exhilarating narrow river gorge with cliff hugging tunnels and viaducts soaring high above the river. Take a photo on the open air platforms or wait until the train stops for a scenic photo opportunity. With a live commentary, friendly well informed staff, sightseeing stops, modern and traditional carriages and a fully licensed snack bar this is an all weather experience not to be missed. Departs from downtown Dunedin! The Seasider is another world class train trip run by Dunedin Railways. It explores the wonderful section of railway between Dunedin and Oamaru and has spectacular views over Otago Harbour and the wild Otago coastline. A 90 minute highlights trip is run on a frequent basis over the summer season and the longer trip to Oamaru is also run at regular intervals throughout the year. There are options to get off at Palmerston for the possibility of onwards tours around this district or Moeraki for viewing of the amazing and mysterious boulders and a delicious lunch or snack. Whatever option you take, the Seasider is a ‘must do’ railway trip and is a perfect addition to your holiday. Contact Person: Barbara Reid Phone Number: +64 3 477 4449 Postal Address: PO Box 140, Dunedin 9054 Email: [email protected] Physical Address: Dunedin Railway Station, Anzac Ave, Dunedin Website: www.dunedinrailways.co.nz

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Good Company Tours

Find Friends Amongst The Company of Strangers

1 & 2 Hour fully guided tours of Dunedin. Locally owned and operated with over 25 years experience in the tourism industry. Specialising in small groups of 19-21 passengers but can now also cater for groups of up to 45 passengers. 3 daily scheduled sight-seeing tours available. Let us take you from the hills to the ocean and everywhere in-between. Accommodation pick-up and drop-off service as well as transfers to and from the Dunedin Railway Station and Airport. Ideal as either a partner programme or pre/post conference tour. Share Dunedins most spectacular sights with us and be surprised by how much Dunedin has to offer.

Contact Persons: Richard and Adele Trainor Phone Number: +64 3 4773 666 Mobile Numbers: +64 21 280 0444 or +64 27 677 0595 Fax Number: +64 3 454 5794 Email: [email protected] Website: www.goodcompanytours.co.nz 57 TRANSPORT & TOURS

Hanson Rental Vehicles

Dunedin’s premier rental vehicle ﬁrm is your one stop vehicle rental shop!

Luxury People Movers 8, 10, 12 & 14 Seaters Contact Persons: Jarrod Hanson Sedans, Station wagons & Small cars Physical Address: 313 Kaikorai Valley Road, Dunedin Cargo Vans & Trucks of all sizes Phone Number: +64 3 453 6576 Dunedin City & Dunedin Airport Freephone (NZ only): 0508 123 7483 Email: [email protected] Website: www.hanson.net.nz

Ritchies Coachlines

Bus and Coach Services Nationwide

We have over 70 years experience in the Bus and Coach industry and have a ﬂeet of 900 vehicles. We pride ourselves in remaining at the forefront of safety, comfort and passenger satisfaction. With an ongoing commitment to improving and upgrading the ﬂeet, to driver training and education we aim to set new and higher standards within the company and the industry. We have more locations than any other operator throughout New Zealand, our Tour operations are based in Auckland and Christchurch. For your Conference Coach Transport requirements, Ritchies Coachlines provide a professional and reliable service in Dunedin, Queenstown and throughout New Zealand. We provide bus and coach transport for: • Urban Services • Bus and Coach Charters Contact Person: Malcolm Budd • Transport for North and South Island Tour Groups Postal Address: P.O. Box 1161 Dunedin • Incentive Groups Physical Address: 7 Halsey Street Dunedin • Corporate Groups • Transport for Sports Teams Phone Number: +64 3 477 9238 • School Camps and Charters Email: [email protected] Website: www.ritchies.co.nz 58 TRANSPORT & TOURS

The Southern Scenic Route

This 610km journey between Queenstown and Dunedin is a series of natural or cultural attractions laid out one after the other – wildlife viewing, short and multi-day walks, mountain-biking, ﬁshing, boating, caving and more – making it an ideal holiday drive for those with time to explore. The route is well signposted, guiding visitors from Queenstown to Dunedin (or vice versa) with many communities in between – each one with it’s own delights and unique history. Along the way are remote beaches, lush rainforest, pristine lakes and stunning mountain vistas.

Email: [email protected] Website: www.southernscenicroute.co.nz 59 DINING & RETAIL

Dining & Retail Dunedin is renowned for its vibrant nightlife and warm hospitality . . . an eclectic mix of boutique shopping opportunities and a broad selection of restaurants and cafés. 60 DINING & RETAIL 61 DINING & RETAIL

The Speight’s Ale House

The Speight’s Ale House Bar and Restaurant is situated in the heart of the historic Speight’s Brewery.

The Speight’s Ale House has an extensive range of Southern fare, Contact Persons: Mark and Kirstin Scully including steaks, blue cod, venison, pork, lamb shanks and seafood Postal Address: PO Box 508, Dunedin 9054 chowder, all offering value for money and generous portions. Physical Address: 200 Rattray Street, Dunedin The brewing heritage themed Ale House is a must see for all visitors to Phone Number: +64 3 471 9050 Dunedin, featuring brewing and Dunedin memorabilia. The Speight’s Ale House is open 7 days for lunch and dinner from 11.30am. Mobile Number: +64 27 277 2102 Bookings and large groups accepted. Daily tours of Speight’s Brewery Fax Number: +64 3 471 9030 are also available. Email: [email protected] Seating for up to 100. Website: www.thealehouse.co.nz

Pier24 Restaurant & Bar

Situated on the Esplanade at Hotel St Clair , one of the ﬁnest waterfront locations in Dunedin. Pier 24 is a relaxed, contemporary venue. Specialising in a unique blend of contemporary cuisine seasonally-designed menus from the award-winning kitchen ensure inspired cuisine. Pier 24 perfect for all-day dining, specialised functions or to just unwind and take in the stunning panoramic Paciﬁc ocean views over pre-dinner drinks on the patio. Pier 24 proudly holds title to several prestigious awards including the coveted New Zealand Beef & Lamb Excellence, Pier 24 in Dunedin is a nationally recognised port of call, offering high classcuisine and dining in a relaxed one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Seating for up to 80. Contact us on +64 (0) 3 456 0555 or email [email protected].

Postal Address: 24 Esplanade, St Clair Beach, Dunedin 9012 Email: [email protected] Refer to page 29 for The Chart Room and page 40 for Hotel St Clair Phone Number: +64 3 456 0555 Website: www.hotelstclair.com 62 DINING & RETAIL

Bacchus Cafe Rue & Bar

Set in the heart of Dunedin in one of Dunedin’s historic We feature a contemporary progressive style of cuisine, buildings, with stunning views over the Octagon Bacchus simple with an emphasis on ﬂavour, sometimes in unusual has become one of Dunedin’s leading restaurants. Bacchus combinations with a creative use of colour. has been offering quality, imaginative and contemporary Cafe Rue is fully licensed, open Tuesday to Saturday 9am til fare with traditional ﬂavours for over 19 years and has built late; Sunday Brunch. a reputation for its consistently high quality food, matched with an extensive selection of New Zealand and imported We also offer out-catering to suit every individuals needs ... wines. just call in and have a chat with Chef Gary. Lunch and Dinner. Seating for up to 60. Seating for up to 60.

Physical Address: 1st Floor, 12 The Octagon, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 474 0824 Physical Address: 368 Moray Place, Dunedin Fax Number: +64 3 474 0821 Phone Number: +64 3 477 3406 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.bacchuswinebarrestaurant.co.nz Website: www.caferue.co.nz

Carey’s Bay Etrusco at Historic Hotel the Savoy

A fully restored Waterfront bar and restaurant only a 10 Pizzeria and Spaghetteria. “The Authentic minute scenic drive from Dunedin City. Italian Experience”. Combining stunning views of Carey’s Bay and historic fishing port with fabulous fresh seafood and local beer and wine, the hotel is the perfect lunch destination. Seating capacity - up to 50 seated together. Different intimate areas available for various sized groups. A unique setting for dining, small day retreats, training days and business meetings. Fully licensed with excellent catering facilities. Etrusco at the Savoy is on the first floor of the historical Savoy Building, located in the centre of the city. Offering an extensive range of authentic pasta dishes, thin crust pizzas, interesting Italian breads & antipasti (appetizers), home made dolci (desserts) & of course strong Italian coffees, featuring elegant surroundings and high quality fare - Etrusco, Italian owned and operated, offers excellent value for money. Etrusco is fully licensed and BYO bottled wine. Open daily from 5.30pm. Casual dining with a difference. Seating for up to 140. Physical Address: 17 Macandrew Road, Carey’s Bay, Port Chalmers Contact Persons: Federico, Meegan, Rion & Zane Phone Number: +64 3 472 8022 Physical Address: The Savoy Building, 8A Moray Place, Dunedin Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +64 3 477 3737 Website: www.careysbayhotel.co.nz Website: www.etrusco.co.nz 63 DINING & RETAIL

Plato Salt Bar & Restaurant

Fresh, local produce and seafood specialities on a daily changing menu. Retro décor, relaxed dining, great service Open 7 Days for brunch and a fabulous bar on Dunedin’s waterfront. and dinner. Open for dinner seven nights from 6pm. Café by day - Bar and Function rooms available seating 10-100. Restaurant by night. We also out-cater for all occasions and venues. Outdoor seating to soak Open for dinner seven nights from 6pm, up the sunshine or cosy Lunch Wed - Sat 12noon - 2.30pm, Sun Brunch. ﬁre-side dining on cold winter nights. Seating for up to 40.

Physical Address: 240 Forbury Road, St Clair Beach, Dunedin Physical Address: 2 Birch Street, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 455 1077 Phone Number: +64 3 477 4235 Fax Number: +64 3 455 1013 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.platocafe.co.nz Website: www.saltbar.co.nz

Scotia The Reef Bar & Bistro The Reef Steak & Seafood Restaurant is situated in the heart of Dunedin’s CBD. Perfect for all occasions whether you are Relaxed, affordable dining dining with a group, dining alone or as a couple. in the intimate and Enjoy our refurbished lounge/dining area and our friendly warm ambience of one of staff will tend to your every need. We specialise in both Steak Dunedin’s heritage buildings. and Seafood and we are proud to use local produce whenever Unique menu offering possible. superb New Zealand food Open 7 days for lunch and dinner. Seating for up to 60. with red meat specialities and a ‘taste of Scotland’. Seating up to 60. Wee Plates & Bar Meals. Craft Beers, NZ Wines & 250 Whiskies. Award Winning Bar Open Tues - Sat from 11 a.m. Sun brunch 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Physical Address: 199 Stuart St, Dunedin Contact Persons: Oanh Tieu Just above the Octagon Physical Address: 333 George Street, Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 477 7704 Phone Number: +64 3 471 7185 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.scotiadunedin.co.nz Website: www.reefandbeef.nz 64 DINING & RETAIL

New Zealand Giftshop

The New Zealand Giftshop is the place to go for something Kiwi to take home or send overseas. Perfect for conference pack ﬁllers and speaker’s gifts.

Manuka Honey, Lanolin, Bee Venom, Royal Jelly and Thermal Mud cosmetics, paua-shell and greenstone jewellery, lambswool rugs and footwear, Dunedin memorabilia, t-shirts, souvenirs and Kiwiana. You’ll ﬁnd us in the Octagon, right in the heart of the city. We are open 7 days.

Physical Address: 1 George St, Dunedin 9016 Phone Number: +64 3 477 3379 Email: [email protected] Website: www.newzealandgiftshop.com

Gallery De Novo Hides

Gallery De Novo officially opened on July 8th 2005 - a UNIQUE SELECTION OF NEW ZEALAND MERINO/ product of many years in POSSUM, SHEEPSKIN JACKETS,SOUVENIRS & GIFTS the planning for the owners We ship world wide tax free Richelle Byers and Elizabeth Fraser. Both owners have gained degrees in Art History, as well as Richelle completing a Post Graduate degree in Museum Studies. They both have extensive experience working in galleries both locally and Internationally - having spent over four years working in galleries in London. Gallery De Novo specialises in the following: • Exhibiting excellent quality original works of art by New Zealand artists • Quality conservation and custom picture framing by Guild qualiﬁed framers • Limited Edition prints of exhibiting artists • Imported reproduction antique prints • Rotating exhibition programme Open 7 days

Physical Address: 101 Stuart Street, Dunedin Physical Address: 185 George Street Dunedin Phone Number: +64 3 474 9200 Phone Number: +64 3 477 8927 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: gallerydenovo.co.nz Website: www.hidesdunedn.co.nz 65 DINING & RETAIL

Wall Street

Wall Street adds vibrancy to an already thriving shopping precinct.

Dunedin has always strived for better, unique, special. Wall Street brings you boutique Physical Address: 211 George shopping with internationally loved brands in an elegant, enclosed and gracious space. Street, Dunedin 9058 The best worldwide brands that recognise that Dunedin locals see themselves as part of the Phone Number: +64 3 477 8671 world. Email: [email protected] A unique feature of the Wall Street complex is the underground causeway in the atrium Website: www.wallstreetmall.biz which was unearthed during construction and is believed to be one of Dunedin’s “oldest streets”. Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 9.00am to 6.00pm, Friday 9.00am to 8.00pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10.00am to 5.00pm

Dunedin Tourism & Convention Planner

There are four convenient options available to access the 2015/2016 Dunedin Tourism & Convention Planner.

Printed Book eBook on Tourism Dunedin’s eBook on flashsticks Mobile phone guide website - www.dunedinnz.com - dunedinconventions.info

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