Dunedin’s built heritage is unique in New Zealand. The impressive collection of Victorian and Edwardian architecture includes Olveston, Larnach Castle and the Railway Station as well as churches, university lecture halls and jails. The buildings tell the story of Scottish roots and 19^th-century prosperity and contribute to a strong sense of identity and community pride.

As New Zealand’s only UNESCO City of Literature, Dunedin embraces storytelling, art, and performance at every level, with a year-round calendar of events. Annual festivals such as the Chinese Cultural Festival, Midwinter Carnival and the sit alongside sporting fixtures, concerts and exhibitions, both international and home-grown. There is always something to celebrate!