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Christchurch was established as a city nearly 150 years ago and has a population of over 320,000. Renowned the ‘Garden City of the World’, the South Island’s largest city, located on the East Coast, is an ideal educational base and a thriving business centre, providing a gateway for trade. An abundance of scenic attractions, exciting adventures and upbeat nightlife venues represent a city that is fun loving, creative and extremely cosmopolitan.
The city’s nightlife provides a spectrum of entertainment including amateur and professional theatre, pubs, bars, nightclubs, fine restaurants and the thrills of casino and horse race punting. By day, be awe-inspired by a wide array of convenient shopping malls, irresistible artworks and handcrafts, boutiques and specialty shops.
Enjoy a tram excursion or stroll around the inner city, before entering a bus or taxi to experience attractions further afield. Combining fun, entertainment, culture and history, Christchurch 's attractions are a ‘must see’ for everyone.

Orana Park

Orana Park is New Zealand’s largest animal reserve and is internationally recognised for its breeding of rare and endangered

New Zealand and African animals. Experience the feeding of the magnificent Rothschild giraffe, observe cheetah in full chase, feed ravenous lions, delight in the antics of monkeys, lemurs, porcupines and servals and be astonished at the African Plains exhibit, featuring the white rhino and zebra parks. Orana Park is also home to the rare New Zealand Kiwi, among other native birds and our unique reptile, the tuatara. Animal views encircle the adjacent restaurant, which caters to all taste sensations. Private functions are available by arrangement. 

Willowbank Wildlife Reserve

New Zealand's premiere wildlife park displays one of the most complete selections of native and introduced wildlife in their natural environment, including a wonderful farmyard and exotic display. Willowbank places special emphasis on spacious surroundings and animal contact. Experience Wildlife by Night and marvel at many of New Zealand's rare nocturnal animals and birds, including kiwis in their natural environment. Likewise, enjoy the rare experience of

New Zealand's largest and most unique daytime Kiwi viewing area. Afterwards, delight in spectacular forestry settings while dining at the Colonial Kiwi Restaurant. 

International Antarctic Centre Winner of the New Zealand Tourism Awards ‘best visitor attraction’, the International Antarctic Centre, was originally designed to offer you a 'firsthand' experience of Antarctica.

The chilling centre features a magnificent large multi screen audiovisual, 'experimental' exhibits, live displays and Antarctic play areas, enabling you to envisage the ‘Great White Continent’. Visit the ‘Snow and Ice Experience’, a 200 sq m room surrounding 40 tonnes of real snow and ice, where you can indulge in the building of snowmen, or slide downhill in freezing sub-zero conditions and explore astounding snow caves.

Alternatively, participate in a comprehensive educational programme which utilizes the latest technology. This remarkable learning programme provides a unique experience for speakers of all languages with multi-lingual systems and aids in the enjoyment of hands-on activities, making them suitable for people of all ages.
After your chilling Antarctic encounter, venture through to the adjacent gift shop to browse the fascinating souvenirs, or enjoy refreshments at the South Café and Bar.

Air Force World

Educate yourself on the history of flight in New Zealand at the Air Force World, located on the old RNZAF Base Wigram. Prepare to be dazzled by one of the earliest airbases in the country. Enjoy a 27 minute movie, marvel at a beautifully restored and theatrically displayed 28 classic aircraft, or visit the restoration hangar for a thrilling joyride in a Tiger Moth and Boeing Stearman. A special World War II feature includes a Battle of Britian display. 

Adventure Activities

Christchurch portrays a thrill seeking adventure centre, while providing an abundance of entertaining activities. Feel the adrenaline rush of rocketing skywards at over 160 kilometres while securely restrained in a Bungy Rocket cage, attempt a tandem skydive over Hagley Park’s towering trees, or paraglide off the face of a mountain. Other activities include horse trekking, balloon safaris, scenic flights, punting on the Avon River, jet boating, kayaking, harbour cruises on the tranquil waters of the Lyttelton Harbour, among others. Visitors to Christchurch are sure to be delighted by the remarkable environment in which we live. Christchurch , the vibrant city Cantabrians call home, provides a wealth of activities and scenic attractions, encased in a shell of endless plains and rolling green hills, awaiting exploration.

Christchurch CasinoThe Christchurch Casino portrays a classy image with the presence of stunning marble staircases and crystal chandeliers. The complex offers exciting gaming entertainment including 392 gaming machines and 37 gaming tables, while lingering aromas beckon you to the adjoining restaurant, providing elegant buffet dining. Entry into the casino is free, patrons must be over 20 years of age and the dress code excludes blue or black jeans. 

Science AliveThe New Zealand Science Centre provides a unique interactive science adventure. Discover live tarantulas, enjoy the thrill of

New Zealand’s largest vertical slide, exchange secrets in six foot whisper dishes and push natural forces to the limit on the Pirouette. Explore current issues from a

New Zealand perspective in our ‘Issues’ Gallery and pursue the challenge of puzzles and games available for purchase at the adjoining gift shop. 

Botanic Gardens

Christchurch’s reputation as the ‘Garden City’ is truly reflected in the Botanic Gardens. The gardens are decorated with spectacular displays year round and undoubtedly hold the finest collection of exotic and indigenous plants unsurpassed in New Zealand. Large majestic and sweeping trees provide a wonderful backdrop to feature gardens including rock, water, rose and herb gardens. Woodland areas, herbaceous boarders and a conservatory complex are additional attractions.

 

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