One of the best ways to get to know a city and its culture is through its food. So spend a delicious few hours indulging in two popular Dunedin pastimes-sightseeing and enjoying the local cuisine. Before you begin your culinary adventure be sure to wear comfortable shoes. Meet the business owners as you partake in award-winning chocolate, local produce, gin, beer, local baked specialties and cheese. As you discover one of the country's most exciting food cities, you'll learn that Dunedin was established in 1848 by Scottish migrants who thought that the hills overlooking the bay reminded them of home and named the lovely port Dunedin, the Gaelic name for Edinburgh. When gold was discovered Dunedin became New Zealand's largest and richest city and its citizens were eager to show off some of the best collection of Victorian and Edwardian buildings in the Southern Hemisphere.