What is in the middle of Christchurch?

At the centre of the city is Cathedral Square, surrounding the Anglican cathedral, Christ Church. The area around this square and within the four avenues of Christchurch is considered the central business district of the city.

Is there anything to see in Christchurch?

Christchurch is a great family destination. For once in a lifetime nature experiences, visit the Pōhatu Penguins or join Black Cat Cruises to swim with Hector's Dolphins. To see the city's best sights, take a Christchurch Tram or the Christchurch Gondola(opens in new window) to the Port Hills.

Does Christchurch have a town centre?

If you are walking into the town centre from the railway station, you will walk along the Bargates. There's a real mix of health and beauty shops, jewellers, homeware and florists to browse as you walk towards the High Street.

What is the central ward of Christchurch?

The Central Ward includes the area within the four Avenues (Bealey Avenue, Fitzgerald Avenue, Moorhouse Avenue and Rolleston Avenue) the Inner City East, Linwood West, Richmond, Phillipstown and Charleston. The Ward boundaries in the west are Avonside Drive, Linwood Avenue, Randolph Street and Ensors Road.

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Why is Christchurch so famous?

Christchurch has strong cultural connections with its European elements and architectural identity. Christchurch is also home to a number of performing arts centres and academic institutions (including the University of Canterbury).

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What's in the centre of Christchurch?

At the centre of the city is Cathedral Square, surrounding the Anglican cathedral, Christ Church. The area around this square and within the four avenues of Christchurch is considered the central business district of the city.

What is Ward 19 at Christchurch Hospital?

Ward 19 is situated on third floor Parkside East building, Christchurch Hospital, and provides inpatient care for people with respiratory and/or other medical conditions.

What is Christchurch Hospital called?

Innovative healthcare design and state-of the-art fixtures and fittings make dramatic difference for patients and clinicians at Christchurch Hospital Waipapa.

Is Christchurch a walkable city?

Experts say Christchurch's central streets are becoming more pedestrian-friendly, naming Oxford Tce, around Te Pae, and on Lichfield St near the new stadium. But the city's suburbs remain poorly connected, with needing more to be done for Christchurch to become a truly walkable city, they say.

Does Christchurch have a shopping centre?

Welcome to Saxon Square, the friendly heart of Christchurch. Tucked between historic streets and the coast, Saxon Square brings together independent stores, high-street favourites, tasty bites, and year-round community events.

Which part of Christchurch to stay in?

The Inner City, also referred to as the Christchurch City Centre, is the best place to stay for those who want to be within walking distance of the main historical and cultural attractions. The most popular hotels are flanked by the area's four main avenues: Deans, Fitzgerald, Moorhouse, and Bealey.

What is the famous street in Christchurch?

New Regent Street. New Regent Street is a pedestrian mall in Christchurch. Built as a private development in the early 1930s with 40 shops in Spanish Mission architectural style, it is one of the city's major tourist attractions.

Can you walk around Christchurch?

Lace up your comfiest shoes and hit the pavement, the best way to explore a city is on your own two feet and Christchurch is no exception. In fact, with not a hill or steep incline in sight in the city centre, it's arguably the easiest city in the country to walk around - or at least the easiest on your calf muscles.

How much is the Christchurch Gondola?

The Gondola Shuttle operates daily in summer. It costs NZ$15.00 return for an adult, and $7.50 return for a child (5-15yrs). One-way tickets are also available for NZ$7.50 for an adult or NZ$3.75 for a child. Any under 5's ride free.

How big is the Christchurch Hospital?

At 62,000 square metres in total, the Waipapa Acute Services Building is currently South Island's largest hospital building, and the additional tower will add a further 16,000 square metres.

What is Ward A8 at Christchurch Hospital?

Ward A8 is a newly created 16-bed stroke/vascular ward, which also houses the Acute Stroke Unit. It opened on the 8th floor of Waipapa in January and has a new mix of the specialities of stroke and vascular.

What is Ward 19 and 20 at Hairmyres?

Wards 19 and 20 are adult acute psychiatric admission units based in the grounds of Hairmyres District General Hospital.

What free things to do in Christchurch?

What to do in Christchurch at night?

Is it worth visiting Christchurch?

Christchurch is the perfect base for some awesome day trip because of its great location you have access to many of the best places on the South Island. Here are three of my personal faves! Akaroa is a must-visit, especially in the autumn.

Is it worth going to Tekapo?

Lake Tekapo if simply breathtaking! The vibrant turquoise water, set against a backdrop of snow capped mountains, creates a stunning, peaceful scene. It's the perfect spot of relaxing, taking photos or enjoying nature. Whether you visit for the views or the nearby Church of the Good Shepherd, it's must see destination!

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Why is Lake Tekapo special?

Known for its stunning turquoise waters, this picturesque lake is surrounded by majestic mountains and conveniently located near some of the region's most famous attractions, including Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park and Lake Pūkaki.