Guidebook for Christchurch
Drinks & Nightlife
The bar’s fit out reflects the historic industrial warehouse use of the site, with its industrial workshop style décor: think exposed brick, concrete and wood, and old workshop paraphernalia.
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Strange's Lane
219 High StThe bar’s fit out reflects the historic industrial warehouse use of the site, with its industrial workshop style décor: think exposed brick, concrete and wood, and old workshop paraphernalia.
Food Scene
The restoration of the lone brick building on High Street is impressive, with its low ceilings, exposed brick and pressed tin fit out, Joska and Sons copper light fittings, beautiful wooden furniture.
Brick Farm
172 High StThe restoration of the lone brick building on High Street is impressive, with its low ceilings, exposed brick and pressed tin fit out, Joska and Sons copper light fittings, beautiful wooden furniture.
Everything Else
The Court Theatre is a professional theatre company based in Addington. Surrounded by a burnt out old mill, vast car parks, railway lines and broken streets, it’s a gritty, edgy, and cool setting.
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The Court Theatre
36 Bernard StThe Court Theatre is a professional theatre company based in Addington. Surrounded by a burnt out old mill, vast car parks, railway lines and broken streets, it’s a gritty, edgy, and cool setting.
Since Christchurch’s Transitional Cathedral opened its sleek, sliding doors in August 2013 it’s been a popular site for both curious tourists and sometimes slightly cynical locals.
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Christchurch Transitional Cathedral
234 Hereford StSince Christchurch’s Transitional Cathedral opened its sleek, sliding doors in August 2013 it’s been a popular site for both curious tourists and sometimes slightly cynical locals.
The first civic building to be built post-quakes, the striking Visitor Centre in the Botanic Gardens, opened in April 2014, gives us all hope for the future of Christchurch’s cityscape.
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Christchurch Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre
Rolleston AvenueThe first civic building to be built post-quakes, the striking Visitor Centre in the Botanic Gardens, opened in April 2014, gives us all hope for the future of Christchurch’s cityscape.