A special setting suitable for a variety of occasions.
See working steam driven machinery from the 19th Century.
A unique venue for your Festival.
A proven venue for symposiums and training courses.
Learn old skills with our blacksmith classes.
Learning opportunities for all curriculum areas.
Observe technological innovations associated with steam driven machinery.
Seating for up to 70 people with with everything you need for a successful event.
Casual visiting rates open days
The Museum is closed for holidays, reopening Sunday 9 January 2022, opening times 12noon until 4pm close. There is a small charge for visiting the Museum.
If a special visit is required please contact Glynn details below.
Please note:
Covid19 precautions in place, we require a vaccine pass for entry for 12 year old and older, there is also a requirement to scan in (covid app) or give your contact details to our reception volunteer (and we would love for you to sign our visitors book).
Casual visitor rates:
Individual: $5.00 
Children 12 and under are FREE
Group Visits: Seniors, School & Education Groups, Non-waged.
School groups under 16 years of age must have a ratio of 1 adult to 6 students.
Adults: $5.00 per person
Children: Under 12 Free
To discuss your booking call Glynn Babington 476-4419 or 021 244-5449 , book online or email info@gasworksmuseum.org.nz
Museum Address:
20 Braemar St,
Dunedin South,
Tel: +64 3 455 5063
Email: info@gasworksmuseum.org.nz
Postal Address:
Dunedin Gasworks Museum,
C/o 92 Helensburgh Rd,
Wakari, Dunedin 9010.
Opening Times:
The Museum is closed, reopening Sunday 9 January, opening times 12noon until 4pm close. There is a small charge for visiting the Museum.
Adults $5 each, Children 12 and under are free.
Please note:
Covid19 precautions are in place, all visitors over 12 years old need to have a valid vaccine pass and to scan in (covid app) or give us contact details for the tracing register (We encourage visitors to sign our visitors book).
Other times by arrangement
**Closed Easter Sunday or if at Red setting on the Covid Traffic Light.
