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City Centre Heritage Area

Map of the heritage buildings precincts in the city centre

Invercargill’s heritage can be seen in our buildings, our landscapes, our waterways, our monuments, our parks and our collections and artefacts. Our heritage is well worth acknowledging, celebrating and protecting.

Within the City Centre Heritage Area there are over 80 buildings with recognised heritage value:

  • 22 have been registered by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.
  • 64 are considered locally significant, and respective portions of Tay and Dee streets are recognised for their high streetscape value.

If your recognised heritage building is located in the area shown on the map, you may be eligible to apply for one of Council’s Heritage Funds (refer to the City centre funding page).

Questions?

If you are unsure if your property is recognised heritage building, or you have any further questions, get in touch with Council’s team at heritage@icc.govt.nz or (03) 211 1777.

City Centre Heritage Strategy

The Invercargill City Centre Heritage Strategy was created to help guide future City Centre heritage decisions and initiatives. It was drafted in consultation with Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga, local heritage trusts and interest groups, and heritage property owners.

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