Striking Architecture
Dark basalt, pale Oamaru stone and a tall clock tower: the station is a landmark of Dunedin's heritage streetscape.
The Booking Hall
When the station is open, the foyer's mosaic floor and stained glass are well worth a look.
A Photo Stop
On our tours this is a short stop, typically around 15 to 20 minutes, with time for photographs from the gardens out front.
Close to the City Centre
The station is a short walk from the Octagon, and our day continues to the University of Otago and beyond.
Two Ways to Visit With Us
Dunedin Shore Excursion. Our shared shore excursion for cruise passengers, about six hours, collects you from the Port Chalmers Cruise Ship Terminal or the Cruise Ship Wharf in central Dunedin, from NZ$264 per adult.
Private Excursion. Any day of the year: your own vehicle and local guide, booked by the hour, picking you up from your hotel, the airport or any Dunedin address.
Questions
Is Dunedin Railway Station on the Dunedin Shore Excursion?
Yes. The station is one of the city stops on the Dunedin Shore Excursion, together with the University of Otago.
How long do we spend at the station?
It is a short photo stop, typically around 15 to 20 minutes. On a Private Excursion you can choose to spend longer.
Does the tour include a train journey?
No. Our tours visit the station building itself; a train journey is not included.
Is the station accessible?
The station forecourt and gardens are generally level. Please contact us before booking so we can discuss any particular needs.