Part of a steam engine in the Dunedin Gasworks Engine House

VISIT DUNEDIN GASWORKS MUSEUM

New Zealand's first and last gasworks.

The Dunedin Gasworks Museum is a unique industrial heritage site that shares the story of New Zealand's first and last gasworks. One of a few preserved gasworks museums in the world, it is a significant local and world heritage site.

VISITING

Open: Sundays, 12 - 4pm
Closed Easter Sunday

20 Braemar Street, South Dunedin

Admission by koha

Suggested donation $5 per adult

Group visits can be booked by arrangement.

Contact Glynn Babington on 021 2445449 or email info@gasworksmuseum.org.nz

Visiting

VISIT THE MUSEUM

The Dunedin Gasworks Museum is open to visitors every Sunday from 12 pm to 4 pm.

Step back in time and explore a fascinating piece of Dunedin’s industrial heritage. See historic machinery, learn about how the city was powered, and enjoy the unique atmosphere of this significant heritage site.

Guided tours are often available on request.

Please note: We are closed on Easter Sunday.

Check our Facebook page for updates.

FORGE CLASSES

Beginner Blacksmithing classes at the Dunedin Gasworks Museum are continuing throughout 2026.

10am – 3pm
$150 per class
All materials included

These hands-on classes take place in our historic Victorian blacksmith’s forge and offer the chance to learn traditional skills in an authentic heritage setting.

Places are currently available in these classes:

* Saturday 5 September

* Sunday 6 September

* Sunday 4 October

* Sunday 11 October

* Sunday 8 November

* Sunday 29 November

* Sunday 6 December

Students usually go home with a finished project, such as a fire poker or decorative hook.

No prior experience is required.

Please book via email:
jonathan@gasworksmuseum.org.nz