Visit New Zealand's best loved museum of social history. Find out about the region's colourful history at Toitū Otago Settlers Museum.
Encounter Dunedin first hand.
At Toitū Otago Settlers Museum learn about the people of Dunedin. The character, culture, technology, art, fashion and transport shaped and continue to shape New Zeland's first great city. Trace the fascinating journeys from the earliest settlers, Kai Tahu and their ancestors, to the most recent arriavls.
Become immersed in themed galleries that weave the stories of past and present. Exhibitions feature interactive displays with stunning visuals and powerful narratives.
CAFÉ
Take a break in the company of Josephine, the Museum's iconic steam locomotive. Relax and unwind with some of the best food and coffee in town.
SHOP
Visit the Museum shop and take away a memento of your visit. Find designs from local, national and international creative talents, there are treasures to take home for all budgets and all ages.
VENUES
Toitū has many different venues available for hire, from the expansive and elegant Josephine Foyer to more intimate meeting rooms. Contact us for more information and to book your event or function.
EVENTS
The Museum hosts a wide range of events, special exhibitions and more. Visit the website for details and up-and-coming events.
RESEARCH CENTRE
The Research Centre and refence library is availabe during opening hours for self-guided research, with resources supporting our collections and exhibitions as well as family history research. The Otago and Southland Early Settlers (OASES) database is provided for free via our computer kiosks on site for all museum visitors to browse.
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