Hagli Park is a beautiful botanical garden in Christchurch with crystal clear lakes, evergreen plants in four seasons a year, and beautiful buildings. Walking around here, the air is very good and very relaxing. Feeding fish by the river and watching wild ducks is really interesting.

Hagley Park is located in the heart of Christchurch, divided into two north and south areas, covering a large area. The park is mainly based on large lawns, and there are many locals who love sports in English football fields!

The Hargrave Park in Christchurch covers a very large area, not only with towering trees, but also quietly flowing rivers, many wild ducks are free to play there, like a beautiful landscape painting. Take a slow walk here, see carefree children and dogs playing on the grass, listen to the ducks and birds, the feeling of happiness comes alive. If you are tired, you can sit down at the park cafe, have a cup of coffee, have a dessert, watch the pure sky of New Zealand, breathe fresh air, it is a perfect quiet time.

The environment is particularly good, the space is large, completely extra points, praise, praise, praise 👍

An open park west of Christchurch city center. We stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, walked across this park to the city center for sightseeing, walked for about 45 minutes one way, feeling that the park has a large green area, tree-lined, especially after the rain, the air is also sweet, walking inside has the feeling of washing lungs. The park is free and you will cross to the Memorial Bridge.

Cantabrians are really lucky to have such a wonderful park in their city center. It is a square over a mile, with paved roads and plenty of night lights. There are some schools in the park for playing, and an 18-hole golf course. The Avon River ripples through the park so you can walk along the good road along the shore. The center is the botanical garden and worth a visit. Spend your own hours exploring the park and gardens - it's a great way to get away from the holiday restaurant meals! Cicadas can be heard most of the time, especially at night. But be careful of wildlife!

Enjoy any season in the beautiful Hagley Park. Whether it is spring flowers or late winter flowers, I find it beneficial to my heart to wander among them. The neatly manicured wide lawn and garden beds create a wonderful visual contrast, creating angles and dramatic effects for elegant old trees and waterways. There are lots of pockets and rooms hidden in the park. Rediscovering and returning are fun as the seasons change. Further maintenance of playground areas and water function areas, suitable for children and people with young hearts.