DUNEDIN GASWORKS MUSEUM

Dunedin Glass Museum is one of the best places in Dunedin which is a World Heritage Site and New Zealand’s first and last gasworks functional from 1863-1987. It is also one of the three last preserved gasworks museums in the world.

In this old gas brick complex, you will get to see original gas steam plants run by the volunteers right next to the Countdown Supermarket. From the friendly informative staff, you will learn about a town that ran on gas produced from coal and pumped to the residences of the town.

Location- 20 Braemar Street Look for the Large Brick Chimney, Dunedin 9012 New Zealand

Timings- Sunday open from (12-4) pm.

Entry fee- Individual adult fee is 5$ and children below 12 years are free.