Dunedin – Between the wild coastline of the Otago Peninsula and a dormant volcano, discover this historic New Zealand city. Explore the best places to visit in …
Dunedin – Between the wild coastline of the Otago Peninsula and a dormant volcano, discover this historic New Zealand city. Explore the best places to visit in …
Being at the very bottom of earth. Mick Jagger once called it the asshole of the world.
Very beautiful buildings – especially that magnificent train station. Too bad NZ trains are limited and pretty subpar. The city looks very impressive, and my Scottish grandparents lived in Dunedin, FL for over 40 years! I will have to check out its year round Temps. I was lured to Nelson at the north end of the South Island. Not sure of the culture there, but from video – Dunedin is the most impressive of NZ's larger cities!
Dunedin is my hometown but Australia+NZ=❤️
New Zealand is stunning. I love the architecture. Nature is gorgeous.
Been thinking of migrating there from Singapore. Wonder what's the job market's like. Earthquake prone-ness. Housing prices.
I will leave North America for this town.
Even though at the begging it told us facts that we didnt need to know i still like this vid
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Dunedin is a shit hole
Can hardly see any view most of the filming is done in the mist
Not the best representation
I'm born, raised 4th generation Pakeha south Aucklander, Dunedin is my favourite city in NZ.
ok but who goes to Dunedin on purpose
This isn't just Dunedin, this is the whole of Otago.
The Train station is considered the most photographed building in the Southern hemisphere,
there's another castle in Dunedin but it's in a shit state (and you can't visit it),
we have produced 2 of NZ's most successful bands, (six60 and the Chills),
it's the oldest European settlement in NZ, and lets not forget about our history of Maori slavery.
Finally your pronounciation is perfect.
0:27 i know that hill
https://youtu.be/UYGA24_FiHI https://youtu.be/KagUDFsOBYY
Awful ❤️✨
Watching this video from Cambodia🇰🇭
New Zealand and Australia are two of the most beautiful places in the world to visit love from india ❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳
Such a good video!
I travelled there as a young man from Auckland in 1977. I always remembered how attractive it was-though it was Winter-it snowed. Christchurch was still pre earthquake . Now I live on Arran Isle in Scotland.
Watching in dunedin
Semoga bisa ke dunedin 🙏
Dunedin rip off towns money bins and businesses thevies 24 towns of fraud nz and overseas and all trucking business factories and companies
Can you do Christchurch tauranga Hamilton nelson Napier and palmerston north?
What’s the music
That was so beautiful. I feel so homesick. I lived there from 1950-1964. So much looks the same and so much is different. I preferred back then. Now I am old and my darling husband of 58 years has died. We were married in that lovely First Church. I won’t be able to go back. Thank you for posting this.
People who say reminds them from lord of the rings that’s cause. That movie filmed in Wellington New Zealand
Where's Port Chalmers!!!
The name reminds me of Dunedain from Lord of the Rings 🙂
Unbelievably beautiful, both nature and city…
Welcome to the shire!
I'd like to go there one day and I'm from Dunedin in Scotland which goes by the English translation of Edinburgh as opposed to the Scottish Gaelic translation of Dunedin plus we have a Botanics garden as well
As a Scottish man I take such pride in seeing our beauty plastered all over the world, it’s great to see!
wow moraki only got 6 or seven boulders now
Nice place, I wanna visit after COVID 19
Would be nice to hear the narration instead of the annoying soundtrack.
Want to move here eventually
rip St Clair poles
If I could afford it, I would live in Dunedin. I’ve visited twice with student groups from the US, and I love this place. Beautiful, and with excellent medical and educational facilities, as well as a small airport, it is ideal for retirement.
I just read the comments about the “cold” weather. I’m from north Texas, and it’s colder here than the winter days I spent in Dunedin (June and July in NZ). I would call the weather brisk and energizing.