Signal Hill Dunedin

... . We had to share it with about a dozen american high school students. We also took a drive up to Signal Hill where we had views all over Dunedin. On Monday night Claire and I went out for dinner with Ryan and Nicola, afterwards I went round to say ...

... a day around the city, though, I'm happy to find that I really am a fan. Of any city I've seen in New Zealand, Dunedin is most like Wellington, and it's no secret that I love Wellington. The similarities include the hilly terrain, which topography ...

... it from the road so we couldn't get any photos (Vicky was to chicken to go up the drive and have a look) - Jessie st, Signal Hill lookout, Baldwin st (worlds steepest st) cadbury factory shop and then to the Little Hut for cheese rolls (yummy) then out ...

... memorable in the city we went to see Baldwin street, the steepest street in the world and went up to Signal Hill for a view over the city. Dunedin is a student town and on St Patrick's Day the Irish pub became lively and crowded with students dressed in ...

... to the Dunedin City Jazz Orchestra who were playing in the bandstand to an audience of about 50 people. Next, we headed up to Signal Hill Road and climbed for several kilometres. When we reached the lookout at the top we realised just how high we were. ...

... some very friendly ducks that step over you just to get your bread! Also, Mike had 2 pigeons, one on each shoulder, eating out of his hands. We also drove to Signal Hill Lookout. Unfortunately, the clouds were very low and we could not see a ...

... the city of Dunedin in the evening but since it was a beautiful day and there was still plenty of light, I decided to go up the Signal hill to get a nice view of the whole city. After that I went to the steepest road in the world. This whole city is ...

... town to window shop and go to information centre. We took a guided bus tour of the city which was very informative. We went to signal hill which had great views over the city and bay. We then had lunch and took a guided walking tour of the city. We ...

... (which may have been difficult for some of our tour group to manage).  We also missed our last chance to taste the famous New Zealand Hokey Pokey ice cream! :-( Since we had such a late lunch, we decided to eat later in the Palm Springs ...