At the Queenstown RSA we are happy to give you advice on what’s on, and recommendations for where to eat, places to see, and things to do.
Queenstown has over 150 restaurants, bars and cafes catering for every taste – from fine dining to family-friendly eateries, takeaways, speciality restaurants and ethnic restaurants.
Centrally located, Queenstown’s two casinos have restaurants, bars, gaming machines, table gaming, TAB betting, and often have live music and other events and entertainment
Queenstown’s six golf courses and all located within 25 minutes’ drive from the centre of town.
Queenstown is a world-class wine-producing region, and the Central Otago region is home to over 200 vineyards. Located close to Queenstown is the Gibbston Valley winery, known in particular for its award-winning pinot noir
Queenstown has a wealth of excellent art galleries and craft workshops that are open to the public.
Take a scenic cruise on Lake Wakatipu from Queensland. The cruise takes 1 hour 30 mins and drink and food are available onboard.
Queenstown is known for its attractive shopping area, with iconic New Zealand design stores, souvenir shops, clothing stores, and more, all in a compact, pedestrian friendly CBD.
Queenstown is the adventure capital of New Zealand, with skiing, snowboarding, jetboat rides, bungy jumping, and much more.