Cosa vedere a Arrowtown Ward

Arrowtown Ward Essentials

Arrowtown Ward preserves the heritage of New Zealand's 1860s gold rush. This selection features the historic Chinese Settlement and the 1876 stone gaol, alongside the Lakes District Museum's extensive pioneer archives. Visitors can pan for gold at Dudley’s Cottage, hike the 8-kilometer Sawpit Gully loop, or explore the town's architectural history through the 1907 Postmaster’s residence. The area's character is further defined by the natural schist rock landscapes of the local golf course and the boutique Dorothy Brown's cinema.

Arrowtown and Districts War Memorial

A memorial site overlooking the town, commemorating local residents who served in World War I and World War II.

Chinese Village

Restored 1860s settlement featuring stone huts and Ah Lum’s store, documenting the lives of Chinese gold miners during the Otago gold rush.

Arrowtown Mining Company @ Dudley's Cottage

An 1880 stone cottage located near the river, offering gold panning lessons and equipment in a historic setting.

Sawpit Gully Track

An 8-kilometer loop trail that passes through historic mining sites and offers views of Lake Hayes and the Remarkables.

Dorothy Brown's cinema

A picturesque cinema and bar in downtown Arrowtown located just a short ride away from Queenstown is a neat place to visit to see a movie.

Arrowtown Gaol

A small, single-room prison building constructed from local stone in 1876 to house gold rush era offenders.

Lakes District Museum

Housed in the former Bank of New Zealand building, this museum displays extensive exhibits on gold mining history and pioneer life.

Postmasters

A restaurant located in the former Postmaster's residence, a 1907 historic building featuring a classic verandah and heritage gardens.

The Remarkable Sweet Shop

Specialized confectionery store known for its large range of homemade fudge and international sweets.

Golf

An 18-hole course characterized by narrow fairways set amongst natural schist rock outcrops and rolling hills.