Dunedin Shopping

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Go shopping in Dunedin, you might be surprised at what you’ll find. If you like shopping, you’ll love what this country has to offer. We’ve got every type of shopping covered, so no matter what you’re after, you’ll find it here. Suburban shopping malls offer fun shopping experiences, with specialty shops, including homeware, music, arts and crafts, and upmarket chain and department stores carrying quality brands. Most of our city centres are lined with shops, great for wandering up and down while exploring our cities. At the other end of the scale, second-hand shops and markets often contain great surprises and that something that’s just a little bit different, for a great price. If it’s Kiwi souvenirs you’re after, you won’t have to go far – souvenir shops can usually be found at major tourist attractions, in most towns, and at many places throughout cities.

Dunedin: Dunedin has an octagon in the centre of the city. The Municipal Chambers, St Paul’s Cathedral, the Dunedin Public Art Gallery and Regent Theatre surround the Octagon, along with a number of cafés, bars and restaurants, many with outdoor seating and live music or performance. Dunedin Railway Station is one of the world’s most photographed stations. The station is open daily and incorporates a restaurant, booking offices, and is the starting point for a return trip on the Taieri Gorge Railway into rugged, spectacular scenery. Perhaps Dunedin’s most popular tour is Cadbury World Tours – Cadbury’s chocolate factory tour (1.25 hours, including free chocolate, 9am-4pm, 7 days). The Speight’s Heritage Centre also runs daily tours of the historic Speight’s Brewery, a fully working brewery (includes free tasting). There are also wildlife tours, horse trekking, an art and craft trail – Otago Arts Roads, and garden tours. Golf and salmon fishing are found naturally in an area with a Scottish heritage. Sea kayaking and jet boating on the Taieri River are also available. The waves provide ideal conditions for surfing. On windy days, the harbour is colourful with yachts and windsurfers. Dunedin Public Art Gallery houses one of the finest collections of art in New Zealand. From a small international collection of ‘Old Masters’ to a larger assemblage of historical and contemporary New Zealand works, the gallery has something for everyone. It runs a variety of interesting visitor programmes and special exhibitions, and has a gift shop, an auditorium, a classroom and a café.