Ōtautahi Christchurch is the largest city on the South Island of New Zealand, with nearby beaches and easy access to the Southern Alps. It is a transportation hub for the South Island, with terminals for buses and trains, and an international airport. Nearby attractions include whale watching, swimming with dolphins, wine trails, tramping, museums, and the International Antarctic Centre.
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Also known as the Garden City, Christchurch is the most scenic city in New Zealand with its expansive parks and suburbs of well-tended gardens.
The central city is filled with cutting-edge architecture alongside some of the oldest buildings in New Zealand. The Avon river intersects the city, bringing a natural landscape to the urban environment.
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The wider Canterbury region offers everything from lush vineyards and wild coastlines to sky-piercing mountains and pristine glacial lakes. Canterbury is a region of remarkable contrasts and a haven for those seeking incredible scenery and adventure. Find out more here. For general information on destinations and travel in New Zealand, visit iSITE New Zealand.
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University of Canterbury
In 2023, the University of Canterbury Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha celebrates the 150th anniversary of its founding. Join us in celebrating this milestone with a series of events, together with our treaty partner, Ngāi Tūahuriri, and our Pacific and wider UC communities. Here is the campus map. Getting Here The University of Canterbury is located only five kilometres away from the Christchurch International Airport. There are various transport options available for visitors at the Airport including taxis, shuttles and buses. |
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