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Scottish families originally settled Dunedin in the nineteenth century. Two Scotsmen, J.O. Douglas and James Sumerville, named the settlement Dunedin, the original name of Edinburgh, their hometown in Scotland.
Dunedin became incorporated as the City of Dunedin in 1899 in part as a response to numerous complaints about pigs running rampant in the settlement, leading to a still-standing ban on livestock within city limits.
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Here's a list of places to go and things to do in Dunedin:
Honeymoon Island State Park: Start your visit with a trip to Honeymoon Island, a pristine natural park known for its white sandy beaches, hiking trails, and abundant wildlife. You can swim, sunbathe, and even spot dolphins playing in the Gulf.

Caladesi Island State Park: Accessible by ferry from Honeymoon Island, Caladesi Island offers more secluded beaches, mangrove forests, and excellent shelling opportunities. It's a perfect spot for a quiet day in nature.

Downtown Dunedin: Stroll through the charming downtown area with its quaint streets, boutique shops, and excellent dining options. Don't forget to check out the unique murals and public art installations scattered throughout the area.

Pinellas Trail: Rent a bike or go for a walk along the Pinellas Trail, a 38-mile-long paved trail that passes through Dunedin. It's a great way to explore the town and its surroundings, offering beautiful views of the coast and parks.

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