Very few Kiwis have been to Invercargill, their most southerly city, and even fewer would want to go there - it's commonly assumed to be cold, grey, remote and generally miserable. I've been to Invercargill twice and I'm almost fond of the place, though it would be nice to find more of it open next time. There are no links to click here because - well, nothing was open.
Probably Invercargill's most famous feature - an extravaganza in brick
Again the brickwork is breath-taking - but 'no, you can't have a look round'.
Closed for earthquake strengthening - and it seemed likely to stay that way.
Now a church, but closed during the week.
Closed for redevelopment.
Closed for earthquake strengthening, or more likely demolition.
This is an animated little 'tableau', with the bakers bobbing up and down. Very cute, though it masks the fact that Couplands' entire output is white carbs and sugar.