Visitor Information
Can I visit Dunedin Railway Station without taking a train?
Yes. You don't need a train ticket to visit Dunedin Railway Station.
Explore the public areas of the heritage building, see its architecture, visit businesses and experiences inside and spend time around the station and gardens.
Is Dunedin Railway Station still a working railway station?
Yes. Scenic passenger trains still depart from Dunedin Railway Station.
The station is home to The Taieri Gorge and The Seasider, along with seasonal and special rail journeys.
Where is the Station?
Dunedin Railway Station is at 22 Anzac Avenue in central Dunedin, approximately 500 metres from the Octagon.
Do I need to pay to enter?
No. Dunedin Railway Station is free to visit and you don't need a train ticket to explore the public areas of the Station. Individual businesses and experiences within the Station may have their own charges.
Can I take photos?
Yes. Visitors are welcome to take photos for personal use in the public areas of Dunedin Railway Station and the Station gardens. Please be mindful of other visitors and passengers.
Are there toilets at the Station?
Yes. Men's and women's toilets are located inside Dunedin Railway Station. Enter from the Anzac Avenue side of the building and turn left. Accessible public toilets are located beside the Station, near the railway pedestrian overbridge.
Is the Station accessible?
Accessibility varies across the heritage building and railway operation.
Can I book train tickets at the Station?
Yes. Our Booking Office can assist with bookings for our scenic train journeys during opening hours. You can also book online.
What's inside Dunedin Railway Station?
The station is home to businesses, visitor experiences and public spaces alongside the scenic railway operation.
What's happening at the Station?
Events, exhibitions and special experiences take place throughout the year.