Bridge of Remembrance Tours and Tickets

View the highlights of Christchurch on a 3-hour city sightseeing tour that introduces you to the architecture, gardens and waterways of ‘The Garden City.’ You’ll drive past significant landmarks in the city center; meander around ponds and perennial gardens at Mona Vale Gardens; visit the seaside enclave of Sumner; and marvel at the vista over the Canterbury Plains and Southern Alps from the ‘Sign of the Takahe.’ Choose a morning or afternoon departure, and upgrade to include the International Antarctic Center with an optional Hagglund vehicle ride.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor to Christchurch or a local, this photographic scavenger hunt activity in the central city is a fun way to spend time with friends or family while seeing the sights. Search for clues over town and collect points with your team. Check out must-see attractions like Cathedral Square, New Regent Street, and the Avon River along the way.

Explore all corners of the gorgeous garden city with this guided tour of Christchurch. Located on New Zealand's East Coast of the South Island, the city is filled with stunning scenery and history. Visit the famous Christchurch Cathedral in the city center, before traversing the Port Hills to visit the town of Lyttelton. Punt along the Avon River while admiring the gorgeous Botanic gardens.

It's all about the experience! Exhilarating! Sightseeing has never been so much fun. Standard tour or made-to-measure, you are sure to enjoy your ride on our V8 trike. We can easily customise something just for you.

Christchurch was declared a city by Royal Charter in 1856. The city was laid out in a grid with Cathedral Square as its center. It was the first chartered city in New Zealand. A great many of of the city's Gothic Revival buildings by Benjamin Mountfort were built following the charter date of 1856. The city had a lot of room for growth, located between the Pacific in the east and the Port Hills to the south. The urban area grew rapidly, its economy based on agriculture, wool and dairying. The city begins to revive, mindful of the past and with the ability to meet adversity as well as it ever has.