Tag: Culture & Heritage
Queenstown Art Trail
Beautiful places have attracted and inspired artists for centuries, from Monet’s own gardens to van Gogh’s Provence, and Queenstown in New Zealand’s South Island is no different.
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7 Heritage Walks In and Around Queenstown
Explore the variety of history-rich heritage walking tracks in and around Queenstown.
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5 minutes
Arrowtown Art Galleries & Artists' Studios
Arrowtown is a hidden treasure trove of talented artists. Explore the collection of galleries and artists’ studios and take home a special souvenir.
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Explore Queenstown’s Top Three Heritage Sites By Bike
Experience Queenstown’s rich heritage sites at a relaxed pace. Here’s how to explore Queenstown’s three diverse Tohu Whenua sites by bike, accessed via a stunning network of cycle trails.
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An Extreme Scene. How Queenstown Became the Adventure Capital of NZ
Queenstown has always had an adventurous heart and its pioneering history is rich with world firsts as outdoor enthusiasts invented new ways to get their buzz of choice. We investigate the origins of the extreme scene that lures adrenaline junkies to our door.
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The Kawarau Bridge: A design marvel since 1880
A bridge over a canyon that in 1880 pushed design limits - a century later it became the birthplace of bungy.
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Things you may not know about the TSS Earnslaw
The Lady of the Lake: a slow boat to paradise, this grand steamship from 1912 is one of New Zealand’s original tourist attractions.
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