Olveston Homestead and Sights of Dunedin

The fun starts upon board the coach with your trusty guide. Travellers value this comfortable Dunedin tour because of the sightseeing and insights delivered.

After driving through the town center, you'll ride to the outskirts of the city, where the wealthy homes of the victorious settlers were erected overlooking Dunedin. Driving up the world's steepest street, you'll travel through University of Otago, reaching Peninsula High Road for stunning coastal views.

Rounding out this delightful journey, you'll be delivers to the picturesque St. Clair Beach esplanade. At nearly two miles long, visitors have plenty of space for a lovely walk hugging the beach.

Your learned guide will promptly deliver you to the Jacobean Olveston House. Upon reaching the grand Olveston House, you'll tour the international treasures throughout. Built in 1907 by famed architect Sir Ernest George, on behalf of wealthy merchant David Theomin, the grand structure was equipped with all the bells and whistles. Today, the treasures Mr. Theomin collected around the world are on display. Reserve this memorable tour today.