<strong>Dunedin, New Zealand: </strong>On New Zealand's southern island, Dunedin is a hip university town with gorgeous natural surroundings.
Dunedin, New Zealand: On New Zealand's southern island, Dunedin is a hip university town with gorgeous natural surroundings.
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<strong>The Perc:</strong> This local cafe has two outposts, both of which are great places to get sweet treats (like this lemon and marshmallow slice, pictured) as well as a Kiwi-approved flat white.
The Perc: This local cafe has two outposts, both of which are great places to get sweet treats (like this lemon and marshmallow slice, pictured) as well as a Kiwi-approved flat white.
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<strong>Dunedin Railway Station:</strong> The most photographed spot in the whole country is this disused railway station, which has stained glass windows inside.
Dunedin Railway Station: The most photographed spot in the whole country is this disused railway station, which has stained glass windows inside.
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<strong>Larnach Castle:</strong> The only castle in the country, you can come for house and garden tours or book in for high tea.
Larnach Castle: The only castle in the country, you can come for house and garden tours or book in for high tea.
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<strong>Speight's Brewery:</strong> Known as "the pride of the south," this Kiwi beer is brewed right here in Dunedin.
Speight's Brewery: Known as "the pride of the south," this Kiwi beer is brewed right here in Dunedin.
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<strong>Dunedin Botanic Garden: </strong>Dunedin's Botanic Garden was New Zealand's first -- and it's free to visit.
Dunedin Botanic Garden: Dunedin's Botanic Garden was New Zealand's first -- and it's free to visit.
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<strong>Royal Albatross Centre:</strong> Here, you can engage in eco-tourism by spotting both albatrosses and blue penguins in their native habitats.
Royal Albatross Centre: Here, you can engage in eco-tourism by spotting both albatrosses and blue penguins in their native habitats.
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<strong>Baldwin Street:</strong> According to the Guinness Book of World Records, this is the steepest residential street in the world. Your legs will definitely agree.
Baldwin Street: According to the Guinness Book of World Records, this is the steepest residential street in the world. Your legs will definitely agree.
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<strong>Hard to Find Books:</strong> Look for Kiwi authors like Ngaio Marsh and Janet Frame at the largest bookstore in the Asia-Pacific region.
Hard to Find Books: Look for Kiwi authors like Ngaio Marsh and Janet Frame at the largest bookstore in the Asia-Pacific region.
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<strong>Disk Den:</strong> For LPs, posters and other music memorabilia, this is the place to go.
Disk Den: For LPs, posters and other music memorabilia, this is the place to go.
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<strong>Street Art:</strong> Dunedin's street art scene is so vibrant that the city even put together an online map to help visitors find their favorites.
Street Art: Dunedin's street art scene is so vibrant that the city even put together an online map to help visitors find their favorites.
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<strong>Ocho Artisan Chocolates:</strong> The best pairing for a cuppa? These locally made chocolates that include New Zealand ingredients like local honey and kawakawa pepper.
Ocho Artisan Chocolates: The best pairing for a cuppa? These locally made chocolates that include New Zealand ingredients like local honey and kawakawa pepper.
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