5. Dunedin Station, New Zealand
A gorgeous bluestone train station with mosaic-tile floors and stained-glass windows, Dunedin Station is also New Zealand’s most photographed building. Built between 1903 and 1906, Dunedin’s famous landmark in its early years was also the country’s busiest railway station handling more than 100 trains in a day. However, today the station is used only by the handful of trains. The upper floor of the station houses a tiny museum, the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame and an art gallery as well.
