Dunedin Photo Gallery by Denise J T Lee at pbase.com

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Dunedin

In the past, Dunedin was the largest city in NZ by land area until 2010, and the largest city by population until 1900. Now, Dunedin is still an important city in the country. This is the city where I saw the most spectacular historical buildings.

Almost my whole group was surprised to find out the steepest street in the world is in Dunedin, for we all thought it was in SF. (Sorry, SF, the steepest street in the U.S. is Canton Avenue in Pittsburgh)

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01_Chinese Garden.jpg	02_Chinese Garden.jpg	03_Chinese Garden.jpg	04_Chinese Garden.jpg
05_Chinese Garden.jpg	06_Chinese Garden.jpg	07_Chinese Garden.jpg	08_Chinese Garden.jpg
09_St Paul's Cathedral.jpg	10_St Paul's Cathedral.jpg	11_St Paul's Cathedral.jpg	12_St Paul's Cathedral.jpg
13_University of Otago.jpg	14_Town Hall.jpg	15_Cargill Monument.jpg	16_In the era of mobile phones.jpg
17_The steepest street in the world.jpg	18_Read before you drive up there.jpg	19_Olveston Historic House.jpg	20_St Joseph's Cathedral.jpg
21_Another kind of Inside Job.jpg	22_The old prison (left) and the courthouse.jpg	23_A building entrance on a side street.jpg	24_A heritage building.jpg
25_Hitch hiking under the sign Security Cameras Operating.jpg	26_Dunedin Railway Station.jpg	27_The ticketing hall.jpg	28_Interior of the railway station.jpg
29_The most photographed building in Dunedin.jpg	30_South end of the station.jpg	31_Dunedin Railway Station.jpg	32_Finished in 1906.jpg
33_Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.jpg	34_Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.jpg	35_Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.jpg	36_Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.jpg
37_Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.jpg	38_Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.jpg	39_Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.jpg	40_Toitu Otago Settlers Museum.jpg
41_Larnach Castle.jpg	42_Larnach Castle.jpg	43_Larnach Castle.jpg	44_Larnach Castle.jpg
45_Larnach Castle.jpg	46_Larnach Castle.jpg	47_Larnach Castle.jpg	48_Larnach Castle.jpg

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Julian Taylor		13-Jan-2016 16:17
Another interesting photographic trip. Dunedin is rich in contrast, you have beautifully captured the harmonious views of various types of architectures from different cultures. I need not to say the scenic views you have captured during your NZ visit, your photos gives the in-depth impressions of the places you have been, marvelously mastering the art of photography. Very well done, thank you again for sharing. Looking forward to see your next series of picturesque views during your trips !

Richard Chu		31-Dec-2015 16:23
Beautifully captured images! V

Theresa		24-Dec-2015 01:05
Not been to Dunedin... beautiful! Definitely a to-visit spot in the future!

Max Tam		23-Dec-2015 05:57
What a surprise to find that Dunedin is so full of character, thanks for showcasing the classy looking buildings. Now you have prompted me to pay a visit to this town in the future.

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