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Tourist attractions
Kate Sheppard National Memorial (5 min)
A bronze memorial honoring Kate Sheppard, a key figure in New Zealand's women's suffrage movement.
Canterbury Museum Pop-Up (5 min)
Canterbury Museum Pop-Up showcases local history and heritage with free admission in Christchurch.
Teece Museum of Classical Antiquities (6 min)
Museum showcasing classical antiquities with free admission.
Rutherford's Den (7 min)
A free museum dedicated to the life and work of Ernest Rutherford, open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM.
Stranges Lane (7 min)
Historic lane known for its unique character and local businesses.
Quake City (8 min)
Interactive museum detailing the 2011 Canterbury earthquakes, operated by Canterbury Museum.
William Sefton Moorhouse Statue (7 min)
Statue commemorating William Sefton Moorhouse, a key figure in Canterbury's development.
Queen Victoria Statue / Christchurch South African War memorial (9 min)
A memorial statue honoring Queen Victoria and commemorating Christchurch's role in the South African War.
James Cook Statue (9 min)
A memorial statue honoring Captain James Cook, commemorating his contributions to exploration.
Floral Clock (10 min)
A large outdoor clock decorated with seasonal flowers, symbolizing the city's horticultural heritage.