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Restaurants & cafés
Rata Josh Emett's contemporary New Zealand restaurant tucked down a laneway off the lakefront, with a daily-changing menu built on South Island producers. It's the town's benchmark for refined Kiwi cooking without the resort-hotel feel.
Amisfield A cellar-door restaurant on the edge of Lake Hayes serving a long Trust the Chef tasting menu of Central Otago produce paired with the estate's pinots. Repeatedly named one of New Zealand's best restaurants and worth the 15-minute drive out of town.
Trails & outdoors
Tiki Trail The 450-metre climb up Bob's Peak from the gondola base to the Skyline complex, mostly under beech forest. Steep but short; the trade-up of walking up and gondola down is a Queenstown ritual.
Ben Lomond Track Queenstown's classic full-day climb to a 1,748-metre summit with one of the most complete 360-degree views in the South Island. Six to eight hours return, with the last hour a proper alpine scramble.
Things to do
Skyline Queenstown The gondola, restaurant deck and luge complex at the top of Bob's Peak directly above town. The summit lookout is the postcard view; the luge is a serious half-hour of fun for any age above eight.
Shotover Jet The thirty-minute jet boat ride through the narrowest part of the Shotover Gorge, with 360-degree spins and close-pass canyon walls. The original Queenstown jet boat ride, in business since 1965.
Landmarks & sights
Lake Wakatipu The 80-kilometre-long, zigzag-shaped lake that defines Queenstown's geography, ringed by the Remarkables and Cecil Peak. The town sits on a bay halfway along its length; almost everything you do here happens within sight of it.
Queenstown Gardens A peninsula of mature pines, rose beds and a frisbee-golf course jutting into Lake Wakatipu right off the town centre. The fifteen-minute waterfront loop is the easiest way to get the lake-and-mountains view without leaving downtown.