After the gold rush in the late 19th century, Dunedin was left with a remarkable legacy of ornate Victorian and Edwardian buildings, regarded as the best collection in the Southern Hemisphere. This comprehensive motorcoach tour is ideal for those who prefer to appreciate the scenic beauty and beautiful architecture of this charming city with little walking. Soak up the grandeur of the classic Dunedin Railway Station, lovingly nicknamed "Gingerbread George," the grandest "gingerbread house" you've ever seen. Admire the Octagon, an eight-sided plaza that forms the core of Dunedin's lively business district and provides an opportunity to see several notable landmarks such as the Town Hall, the Municipal Chambers and St. Paul's Cathedral-all watched over by the statue of poet Robert Burns. Pass by Baldwin Street, the steepest residential street in the world, and be charmed by the colorful Botanic Gardens before returning to port.