Dunedin Public Art Gallery

The Dunedin Public Art Gallery was built in 1884 and is the oldest art gallery in New Zealand. High ceilings, airy designs, huge glass windows, and bright spaces that allow you to enjoy art as you wish—the gallery itself is an acclaimed architectural work. The permanent exhibitions in the museum are mainly contemporary art exhibitions. The works of New Zealand painters and some international masters such as Monet will be displayed in the museum. The short-term exhibitions include European art exhibitions and works of New Zealand artists, as well as special topics of hot topics in the art world. exhibition. If you are a movie buff, don't miss the New Zealand Film Archive, where many precious New Zealand film materials are kept. Climb up the beautiful wrought iron stairs to the upper floors and enjoy the views of Dunedin from the top! After watching the exhibition, you can take a break at the NovaCafe restaurant located on the side of the public art museum. Because of the water tower, the small restaurant naturally has a little artistic atmosphere. The cakes and meals sold here are famous for their beauty and creativity. If you are curious, you must try its "coffee to drink after watching the exhibition" or "wine to drink after watching the exhibition" to see what the mystery is!