Dunedin True Crime Walking Tour Inner City

Through the glass window we will admire the double ended Fairlie steam engine and hear how she survived to become antique and who got in her way.

From Toitu we can see the Queen's Gardens, the area below the infamous Bell Hill who was shaped using prison labour, hear the story of a particular prisoner sentenced to work there.

See the beautiful Victorian era, gothic revival prison and court house and hear about the men that were hanged there.

Built in 1906, Dunedin's railway station connected us to isolated yet important rural centers, hear some of the stories that came from those communities.

Heading up to The Octagon via Stuart St we pass by the ghost of an old chemist shop with a depraved secret, the ghosts of three horses and a heart breaking apartment fire which led to the city acquiring a much needed morgue.

Opposite the town hall used to be an area notorious for criminal behaviours....

Head down the main street of town, George St and hear the final stories where they took place.