Top Things to Do in Christchurch 2021

"In 1912, Captain Scott from England led an expedition team to explore the Antarctic. Unfortunately, he and most of his team members were killed in a snowstorm in Antarctica. To commemorate this pioneer of exploration, New Zealand has set up statues in various places. There are several statues of him in Christchurch."

"It feels so-so, there are no bright spots, can go or not."

"This is a memorial to the deceased. If you are nearby, take a moment to visit this monument and then walk across the bridge-hope that all those who sacrificed their lives in the conflict can move you in some way."

"The Christchurch Art Gallery has recently reopened after undergoing big changes due to the 2011 earthquake. It's now a gorgeous, earthquake-proof building with beautiful spaces and exhibitions open to the public. There's a mix of interesting installations, local and international paintings, sculptures and more. Admission is also free."

"The sculpture is right in front of the cathedral, commemorating the Canterbury Plain in 1850 where the Gothic leader led a group of people who fought hard and fought hard. And Christchurch is located here. So it is known as the creator of Canterbury!"

"I can't say it is tall, but there is no lack of artistic atmosphere."

"The museum has tickets for $20 per person. The museum has some real exhibits, photos and videos that give you a good idea of what happened (the Christchurch earthquake in New Zealand in 2011). Some video clips are left to give you a more intuitive view. It was a very good experience and worth the money to buy tickets."

"pitty it doesn't look like this since the earth quake hit but don't let that stop you Christchurch is the most awesome place to live and visit"