Exploring Dunedin, New Zealand
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2023
- Hello & welcome! Join us while we explore the beautiful and historic town of Dunedin. We check out a brewery, the steepest street in the world and wander the streets in autumn.
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Hey Brittany! Dunedin is a fantastic university town with heaps to do and a lifestyle second to none, but you must spend time there to appreciate it. The uni is ranked in the top 200 in the world and the city has a really cool social scene vibe. It also has an amazing craft beer reputation. After a lifetime of global travel, imo NZ is the world's most impressive country: insane variety in scenery, friendly people within a laidback culture, lifestyle balance, and embracing multiculturalism while valuing its indigenous Maori culture. Loved my time there. And i hope you will enjoy yours, for however long you choose to stay.
Thank you so much for your comment! We're looking forward to returning to Dunedin. So much more exploring to do!
Dunedin is terrible cuz
Indeed, Dunedin is the best & most beautiful city in New Zealand! I came to NZ from Taiwan more than 32 years ago when I was just 28. Living in various cities in North Island, I really regret not being able to come & settle in Dunedin earlier, only came here to retire 4 years ago. This program probably just stands for 10% of Dunedin! Yes, even less than 10%.
Dunedin has so many places to explore......; wow I wish I can brief them all. However this program didn't record anything about our coasts like Tunnel Beach, Victoria Beach, Aramoana Beach, Long Beach, Macandreew Bay, San fly Bay.... not to mention Larna Castle & Harrington Point where Is the home of albatross. Yes we also have Harbour Cone near Broad Bay all can be accessed with No 18 bus which I take regularly for my summer hill climbing activity from where I can really really have an overview allover Dunedin Harbour. So pretty! Talking about harbour view, also try Mount CARGILL lookout. Almost no where else is above this spot around the harbour. Oh yes also try our museums ......; this program is too short to represent DUNEDIN. I love this city that I came to retire to, and I have to say the most beautiful scenery of this city is its PEOPLE! People here are so kind & lovely with old values respecting different cultures, respecting each others,
different from anywhere else where I had lived in NZ. The best!!!
@@sanderwu1 thank you for watching and for the in depth comment! We didn't have much time to explore Dunedin on this trip so this video is just a small taste. We returned a few weeks ago though ruclips.net/video/bI4W5xea5RU/видео.html. We'll also be back shortly for the All Blacks game as we have much more exploring to do! What a gorgeous part of the country indeed!
I live in Dunedin
I can't believe I missed your video on my home town! You definitely need to spend some time here to appreciate it's culture. I've lived here all my life (so far, that is - apart from a year in Wellington), and I do love it. Winter isn't it's best season though; it does get very dreary and damp - visit in spring or summer and definitely visit the beaches (especially the northern ones like Aramoana, Long Beach and Purakanui), Tunnel Beach, Kapukataumahaka/Mt Cargill, and the peninsula. Dunedin's beauty is in how quickly you can be in nature away from everybody, but still have the conveniences of a city. Also a huge amount of restaurants for the population. The city also looks a lot better when most of it isn't under construction/getting maintenance work or road works done, like it is at the moment. Oh, and because I'm so used to all our botanic gardens being free to anyone here, I was completely taken aback by having to pay to visit the Montréal ones, lol (nearly CA$30!).
We actually just spent another day in Dunedin and the Otago Peninsula a few days ago! So another video is coming soon! We'll be going back for the All Black game as well. So much more to see!
I'm now in Dunedin to study! I think this is very mild place. People are nice, and the view is beautiful. The first thing that surprised me is that everyone greet and say thank you to a driver in the bus. I think this culture is very good.😊😊
Lovely! Dunedin is quite special, I hope you enjoy your studies there ☺️ We've been a couple more times since this video and like it more each visit.
Awesome video Brittany - hope you get to explore Dunedin again and get to see Larnachs Castle next time (as well as the albatross colony)
Thank you! We went back a couple of weeks ago and got to explore more ruclips.net/video/bI4W5xea5RU/видео.html. We tried to go to the castle but it was about $20 per person just to go look at it and it was a rainy/cloudy day so we didn't bother. We're heading back for the All Blacks game so more exploring to do!
Cool vid! Nicols Creek in Dunedin is the place to see glow worms at night really stunning sight
Thank you for the tip!! We haven't had a chance to see glow worms yet so that might be perfect for when we return.
Thanks for visiting my hometown of Dunedin. Glad you enjoyed your time here. Some other good sites for future trips include Otago University, Otago peninsular, and St Clair beach.
Thank you for the suggestions! We've been back a couple of times now but haven't checked out St Clair beach so will add that to our list!
Such awesome video
Really enjoy to explore Dunedin
Thank you! Dunedin is such a fun, quirky little town!
@@brittanymorgan09 It really is
Buenísimo
Thank you 😊
thinking about moving here from Haikou...looks nice, thanks for the video
It's a really lovely city, thanks for watching!
the castle is worth a visit when you have your car
Fantastic! We are looking forward to returning and seeing that. ☺️
Alexander Aitken was from Dunedin. He was a famous mathematican, and a mental calculator like me, though I'm not up to his standards. Few people are. He also wrote a book about his experiences in WWI.
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing.
Very nice video sister...i am enjoy this video thank you sister
Thank you ❤️❤️
thanks for the info! hi from Indonesia
Thanks for watching & for the comment!!
I lived in Dunedin my whole life and possibly be the only RUclipsr that live in new Zealand.
Our second visit to Dunedin was even better than the first. There are some really beautiful areas outside of the city centre!
Thanks for all of the information, Christchurch next ?
Baldwin Street has a 19° to with "some bit's 21° angle,
O.K., I Google it.....😊
From wiki: 1:2.86 (19° or 35%): in 2.86 metres (9.4 ft)! Hopefully that helps! We are off to Burnham/Christchurch in a week or so
@Brittany Morgan
You made it all the way
to the top 👍eh?
@@mikemontagne2703 indeed! It was a steep climb but worth it!
Hi Brittany. Yeah, just some hints on pronunciation. (I noticed you sorted out how Speights is said🙂). It is Oh-taa-go and Lar-nak’s Castle. Please don’t think I’m being critical. I would no doubt mangle your country’s names as well. Oh and just so you know, the aviary at the Garden’s has become highly controversial and is probably being removed as many feel it is a cruel facility. The Railway Station is finished now (feb 2024) and looks amazing c’mon back soon. I couldn’t help giggling when you said how small Dunedin is as it seems big to me!
Thanks for the comment! I've heard other locals pronounce Otago "uh-tah-goh" so that's a debate you'll have to have with your fellow NZers! I've had comments on videos in the past where someone said "I really hate when people say OH TAA GO" LOL.
This video is quite old now, we've been to Dunedin about 5 times I think and just love it more and more each visit! It's definitely small compared to the cities we're from in Canada and also Welly/Auckland. Good to know about that aviary, very sad to hear that!
Thanks for watching & commenting.
I’m really surprised on your comment on Otago’s pronunciation. It is actually a corruption of the Māori Word Otakou which is definitely a long a. I think if I went around pronouncing it like, say, you might pronounce “Montego” I would be pretty much universally boo-ed! Still, it’s a minor thing and I only mentioned it out of kindness. I really love any videos such as yours which are very appreciative of my home city and country. It is a wonderful place to holiday, live and rear future generations. I’ll be watching your other vids with joy.
@@paulinemeinung8949 Oh I don't take offence at all haha! I meant there are other folks from Otago who are going around telling everyone to pronounce it uh-tah-go and it's just funny to me how people from the same place argue over pronunciation! Thanks for the comment because it has me second guessing some other peoples comments who are potentially wrong. Taupo is another one we've heard MANY locals in Nelson say "tau-po" not "toe-paw" as we've been told. Plus so many people here say "mao-ree" not "moe-ri" I hope that makes sense. We always try to get better at pronouncing words here there's just conflicting advice.
We had been there for 3 years
Lucky you! We loved Dunedin ☺️
i live in dunedin
Need to go penguin watching
Totally!! I think we will try and do that next time we're in Dunedin.
Hay ima local of dunedin if you want aney advice for things to see fell free to ask
Yes please!! We will be returning again for the All Blacks game and the only things we have left on our list are tunnel beach and Emerson's brewery. Would love more suggestions!
0:20 My favourite part. My mind goes "ahh I know that tunnel well. Smells like piss" hope you enjoyed it here in Dunedin but honestly can't see why tourists love our city so much.. it's horrendous.
I thought Dunedin would be a lot nicer honestly. We thought we might want to move there but after visiting, I wouldn't live there. It's nice to visit though!
@@brittanymorgan09 yeah I’ve lived here all my life it’s awful
Ha! That was my first thought! - so much fantastic street art and giant murals and you go down the one stinky ally between the Octagon and the parking building.
@@saraheverardNZ it wasn't planned, we just stumbled upon that alley while walking around. The street art was quite eye catching!
Disloyalty much. Why are you still here then?
I want railway job in newzeland
it would be nice if people could pronounce otago properly as aex Dunedin person
Yeah there are so many names and places to learn here as a Canadian! I'm working on learning the pronunciation of areas and words, there's a lot to know. Thanks for the comment.
@@brittanymorgan09I think you did good!! I’ve heard some people pronounce Dunedin like “Doon-ee-dain” haha so you’re already better than some with the pronunciation :D
The A in Otago rhymes with how you pronounce Car so like O-taah-go :D but then there are all the Māori names to learn!!
Good luck on your travels and thanks for the great video ^_^
@@Vexarax thank you for the kind words!! We are getting better with pronunciation the more we travel and talk to locals. Cheers!
@@brittanymorgan09 honestly even a lot of Kiwis can’t pronounce many place names here, especially the Māori names :D I love this video you made by the way, my dream is to move to Dunedin as soon as we can afford it so I’m enjoying finding all the videos I can to watch while I daydream about living there 🥰 off topic sorry. Have a great night! 🙏🏻
@@Vexarax Thanks so much! Good luck with your move to Dunedin! We'll be back there in the next 2 months so you can look forward to more content in that area 😀
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