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For 20 years, the City New Life Church has been meeting in the historic former Majestic theatre. There is seating for 1100 people in the two-tiered auditorium, which often plays host to seminars and conferences.The church plays... more
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Generations of Cantabrians (locals) have promenaded down the Esplanade, which overlooks this idyllic stretch of ocean, renowned for safe swimming and good surfing. Dominating this patrolled beach is Cave Rock, a protrusion of v... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Green Eyed Wanderer said
… (North Island), he offered to take Nick, Ella, Wes, and I up there before we headed to Sumner Beach… continue reading »
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The Heathcote Riding School offers horse treks and riding lessons for all ages and abilities. Disabled riders are welcome and ramps are provided for those requiring wheelchair access, although the owner says that these are best... more
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The quintessential cultural venue of the city is housed within grand Gothic revival buildings, and linked by a maze of courtyards. The buildings were gifted to the people of Christchurch in 1974 to use as a community arts centr... more
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The Christchurch Gondola may not have quite the same breathtaking impact as the Queenstown equivalent, but for unparalleled views westward over the city and the Canterbury Plains to the Southern Alps, and for the full sw... more
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Copley Family said
… finished unpacking in the car park and headed off to the Christchurch gondola. Nice views and coffee… continue reading »
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The gothic stone buildings of Christ's College, New Zealand's oldest school, reflect Christchurch's strong early-settler links with England. First planned in 1850, this prestigious independent school has all the hallmarks of a... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Jamie and Tal said
…, with the boys at Christ's College still wearing their striped blazers as well as the sight of punts along… continue reading »
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Orana Wildlife Park is an acclaimed conservation wildlife park, dedicated to saving many endangered species like the white rhino and cheetah. Time your visit to coincide with the animals' feeding time, including handfeeding the... more
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For many years, these superb hot pools, lying within easy driving distance of Christchurch, have been a popular retreat for Cantabrians and tourists alike. Soak in one of seven open-air thermal pools, gently graded from a pleas... more
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Coffee Culture is a specialty coffee house that roasts its own aromatic blend on the premises. Enjoy fine espressos and friendly service in bright, cheerful surroundings. Plenty of bar stools are perched by the window where you... more
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Cashmere Travel Experiences
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Sumner Beach and the Lookout: Our First out-of-to...
Since Glen has a car, and he had already been to Sumner Lookout on his drive down from Rotoruwa (North Island), he offered to take Nick,... Continue reading »
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Christchurch
I'd made the decision to spend only an afternoon in Christchurch, as there were loads of better activities I could be doing in Queenstown... Continue reading »
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Christchurch & surrounds
Sadly Bette's last stop in New Zealand. We stayed one night in Christchurch then headed to Akoroa, the biggest town on the Banks Peninsul... Continue reading »
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New Zealand - Akaroa and Christchurch
The drive back to Christchurch didn't get off to the best of starts. A stickler for rules and regulations, and known for hating 'bloody s... Continue reading »
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Botanic Gardens and S'mores
Nothing too exciting to report about the first week of classes. I decided to drop my mythology class since I wasn't a big fan of my profe... Continue reading »
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