Cityview B&B Homestay
29 Aytoun Street, Dunedin
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Cityview B&B Homestay Dunedin

29 Aytoun Street Dunedin, South Island, 9013, New Zealand

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"Did the earth move for you?"

A travel blog entry by balders78

... although you can take it to your seat).
After a shocking display from the referee at the end where he found added minutes that nobody else knew of, the Highlanders ran out 27-24 winners, and then the party continued.....well not for this old timer, a quick beer in the local on the way back to shelter from the rain was about as crazy as i could manage!
And in my defence i had a bus journey to Te Anau in the morning, and with a hangover wouldn't be fun.
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Back to Civilisation

A travel blog entry by stie_downunder

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... Public Art Gallery, George Street, Octagon, various churches and cathedrals, Otago Museum, University of Otago campus, the Railway station, Law Courts and some places of smaller interest. I choose a nice restaurant at the Octagon for having a seafood chowder. Tomorrow we will make a short visit to the Otago Peninsula and drive north to ...

Hogmanay in Dunedin then up the East Coast

A travel blog entry by jonnyandjanette

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... it was probably my most active New Years Day ever. We walk up to the Botanical Gardens in Dunedin which is a nice big park for a walk around. We first walk past some pretty sketchy houses which we found a bit strange for New Zealand. We later found out that part of the 'student experience’ in Dunedin is to live in a dive for a couple years. So the area makes a little more sense now.

We then drive out the Otago Peninsula which is well ...

Historical Town

A travel blog entry by shellbell2010

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... left to go out. The hostel-Central Backpackers was nice and they had a cat called Gizmo…I had a cuddle of course. Spoke with Nan and Mum today as Nan was having an Op. but all is well. Apparently we have booked up to go to Spain for Christmas next year! Yay!

On the way out of Dunedin, the Magic bus took us to the Steepest Street in the world – Baldwin Street. I wouldn’t like to walk up that every day…people actually live on this street. ...

The Scottish Heritage Lives on in Dunedin

A travel blog entry by aliceandmac

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... had afternoon tea. Two Scottish girls met us at the door and then performed for us the Sword Dance and also the Highland fling. Then we had the ceremony of the Haggis. When I had seen this on TV it had been a very serious affair but this one was hilarious as a guide told us some very tall tale about the haggis. Kevin was roped in to be part of that and when he walked in dressed in a apron, which was supposed to be a ...

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This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: CityView Bed and Breakfast Homestay