A cultural journey through Otago, New Zealand! Explore the century-old Immigration Museum 🚌✨

#November Good Places 2025 New Zealand in November is perfect for exploring in-depth humanistic stories! Toitū Otago Settlers Museum (Otago Immigration Museum) is one of the new landmarks that must be visited ~😍 The museum has been around for over a hundred years since its establishment in 1895 and is one of the oldest museums in New Zealand. Unlike the Otago Museum, which focuses on natural flora and fauna, is a humanities museum dedicated to introducing the past culture and history of the Otago region. The museum has four floors, a super wide space, divided into 14 exhibition halls, each hall with a different theme to bring you to the development of Otago, including transportation, old houses, household goods, arts and crafts, clothing and porcelain, etc., the exhibits are rich enough 🛋️✈️👗! One of the most popular ones is a retro bus marked with the words "Tiger Tea" parked in the museum. It's chill whether it's sunny or rainy. The modern architectural design in the museum plus the outdoor cultural scenery. You can enjoy it when you're tired of walking. 📍Address: 31 Queens Gardens, Dunedin, New Zealand Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00-16:00 (statutory holidays may change, check the official information before departure!) Highly recommended for those of you who like museums, history and culture to make a pilgrimage and feel the most authentic humanistic charm of New Zealand!