Your trip to Dunedin.

1. Morning
   Historic centre

   Visit the railway station, the Toitū museum and the Octagon on foot.

2. Afternoon
   Otago Peninsula

   Head to Larnach Castle and then to Taiaroa Head, with the guided albatross visit.

3. Late afternoon
   Baldwin Street

   On the return, stop by Baldwin Street and walk up the world’s steepest street.

4. Evening
   Dinner at the Octagon

   Finish the day with dinner near the Octagon.

Day 1

1. Morning
   Station and Toitū

   Start at the 1906 railway station, with the mosaic floor in the concourse, then go to the nearby Toitū museum, which has a Chinese garden at the back. On Saturdays the farmers’ market takes place beside the station.

2. Afternoon
   Octagon and Otago Museum

   Go up to the Octagon, with the town hall, the art gallery and St Paul’s Cathedral, and walk down George Street to the Otago Museum and the university campus.

3. Late afternoon
   Baldwin Street and botanical gardens

   Take a bus or car to Baldwin Street, about 3.5 km away, walk up the street and stop by the botanical gardens on the way back.

4. Evening
   Centre at night

   Dine near the Octagon, where many restaurants and bars are located.

Day 2

1. Morning
   Larnach Castle

   Climb to the ridge of the Otago Peninsula to Larnach Castle, about 13 km from the centre, and tour the house and gardens.

2. Afternoon
   Taiaroa Head

   Follow the road along the harbour to Taiaroa Head, at the tip of the peninsula, and do the guided tour of the albatross colony, with a reservation.

3. Late afternoon
   Pilots Beach

   Stay at Taiaroa Head to see the little blue penguins that usually return at dusk to Pilots Beach on an organized tour, following the viewing rules.

4. Evening
   Return via the peninsula

   Return slowly along the narrow road by the harbour, which has bends and little lighting, and have dinner in Portobello or in the centre.