Guidebook for Christchurch
Food Scene
Address: 75 Rutland St, St Albans, Christchurch 8014
Hours: 7AM–5PM
Phone: 03-355 2449
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Meshino Cafe
75 Rutland StAddress: 75 Rutland St, St Albans, Christchurch 8014
Hours: 7AM–5PM
Phone: 03-355 2449
https://www.tripadvisor.co.nz/Restaurant_Review-g255118-d724129-Reviews-Meshino-Christchurch_Canterbury_Region_South_Island.html
Drinks & Nightlife
Great atmosphere, about 10 mins walk, $7-$10 taxi or $5-$7 Uber. Outside bar area. Buzzy.
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Aikmans Restaurant
154 Aikmans RdGreat atmosphere, about 10 mins walk, $7-$10 taxi or $5-$7 Uber. Outside bar area. Buzzy.
Parks & Nature
Beautiful on a spring and summer day. And you can't miss https://ccc.govt.nz/news-and-events/events/show/169 a beautiful display of costumes - flowers, trees, seeds, leaves, all made by hand by Jenny Gillies. $5 per adult. And the Ilex cafe is lovely with a beautiful shop attached where you can get a unique gift to take home with you.
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Christchurch Botanískur Garður
Rolleston AvenueBeautiful on a spring and summer day. And you can't miss https://ccc.govt.nz/news-and-events/events/show/169 a beautiful display of costumes - flowers, trees, seeds, leaves, all made by hand by Jenny Gillies. $5 per adult. And the Ilex cafe is lovely with a beautiful shop attached where you can get a unique gift to take home with you.
On a beautiful day, it's an awesome day trip. The Sumner village has great shops and cafes. There's a cinema there too.
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Sumner Pharmacy
17 Wakefield AveOn a beautiful day, it's an awesome day trip. The Sumner village has great shops and cafes. There's a cinema there too.
Arts & Culture
You can get lost in here and we often do! From early Maori history to modern day, there's something here for everyone. There's a cafe as well and being right next to the Botanic Gardens and across the road from the Arts Centre, its a great few hours to spend on a number of different things.
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Canterbury safn
66 Rolleston AveYou can get lost in here and we often do! From early Maori history to modern day, there's something here for everyone. There's a cafe as well and being right next to the Botanic Gardens and across the road from the Arts Centre, its a great few hours to spend on a number of different things.
Shopping
A supermarket (great deli and bottle shop), shoes, clothes, health shop, pharmacy, sushi, bookshop and so much more. Also restaurants (Indian, Italian, Korean and European).
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Merivale Mall station
A supermarket (great deli and bottle shop), shoes, clothes, health shop, pharmacy, sushi, bookshop and so much more. Also restaurants (Indian, Italian, Korean and European).
This is a recently opened shopping area in the central city, one of the first to open after the earthquakes. Well worth a look.
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The Crossing
166 Cashel StThis is a recently opened shopping area in the central city, one of the first to open after the earthquakes. Well worth a look.
Sightseeing
This is where the French settled in NZ in the 1800's. It retains much of the French flavour, in street names and other nuances. You can swim with the dolphins, check out the lighthouse, go to the cinema, paddleboat, swim in the sea or just people watch from one of the cafes and restaurants along the seawall.
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Akaroa
This is where the French settled in NZ in the 1800's. It retains much of the French flavour, in street names and other nuances. You can swim with the dolphins, check out the lighthouse, go to the cinema, paddleboat, swim in the sea or just people watch from one of the cafes and restaurants along the seawall.
The names of the 185 people who died in the Canterbury Earthquake in Feb 2011, are named of the wall that surrounds this riverside memorial. It is a peaceful place in the centre of the city.
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Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial
Montreal StreetThe names of the 185 people who died in the Canterbury Earthquake in Feb 2011, are named of the wall that surrounds this riverside memorial. It is a peaceful place in the centre of the city.