Discover the heart of Christchurch on a captivating 1.5 to 1.75-hour guided walking tour. Starting from the iconic ¢tral Bridge of Remembrance, this tour offers a deep dive into Christchurch's rich history, from Māori tales to English settler stories and the impact of the 2010/11 earthquakes. With local guides leading the way, explore the city's recovery and revitalisation, showcasing its unique culture and innovation. Perfect for anyone looking to connect with Christchurch's soul and resilience. Understand why Christchurch has become NZ's fastest growing city with people moving into Christchurch from both overseas and from within New Zealand.
- Duration: 1.5 to 1.75 hours of walking and exploration
- Tours start daily at 10am and 1pm from the Bridge of Remembrance
- Gain insights into the city’s transformation and future potential
- Enjoy a relaxed pace with plenty of stops for reflection and discussion
Look for us with the PURPLE umbrella! This archway walking only bridge is on the corner of Cashel Street and Oxford Terrace. It is perhaps the most central of city iconic places so pretty much all locals can point you in the right direction.
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New Zealand's largest concentration of grade 1 Heritage buildings. This was the home of Canterbury College, Boys and Girls High but has been repurposed as an arts centre to respect its past - now with 40+ tenants with an arts flavour. It's fabulous!
Einstein described Ernest Rutherford as a "second Newton" who "tunneled into the very material of God". This was a tribute to Rutherford's foundational discoveries about the atom's structure, particularly his model of a dense, central nucleus, which is considered one of the most significant and practical insights in the history of physics. Here we'll see the actual den in which Rutherford conducted his first experiments that was the beginning of nuclear science.
we'll see one of the best gardens in New Zealand. Some will want to return for a greater look. Hagley Park covers 407 acres so if you're keen to explore further, hire an electric scooter afterwards.
since the 1880's people have canoed top and down the Avon River. We'll see where you can explore further.
185 people lost their lives in the Feb 2011 earthquakes. We'll visit this poignant memorial to this event.
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