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I started off my mornings with breakfast at Vogel St Kitchen, a very trendy cafe on Vogel St right by the Chinese Gardens and overpass to the Otago Peninsula. I went two days in a row as I loved it so much! One day I had ‘The Works’, which consisted of bacon, eggs, Cumberland black sausage, hash browns, tomatoes, mushrooms, and Ciabatta toast. The hash browns were INSANE. The second time I went I opted for sweet, and had the Brown sugar buttermilk waffles with vanilla bean mascarpone and citrus rhubarb. It was also completely delicious, and I left each time feeling *very* satisfied.The drinks were also on-point, the first time I went I chose a smoothie, and the second day I had a fresh juice. I was really impressed with the entire cafe, and actually thought it was very similar to those in Fremantle in Western Australia (which is a *very* good thing).

After spending a couple of days driving around the Otago Peninsula, it was now time to explore the city of Dunedin! It’s a very cute city with beautiful architecture and lots to see and do, and is well-known for being the home of the University of Otago, one of New Zealand’s most prestigious Universities. Dunedin has Scottish and Maori ancestry, and the word ‘Dunedin’ is actually Gaelic for ‘Edinburgh’. So, let me tell you a little more about this adorable city…