Christchurch i-SITE Visitor Information Centre

The architecture of Christchurch Visitor Information Center is black and white, which is very British. No wonder Christchurch is called the most British city outside the UK. Reconstruction after the earthquake is so difficult!

Sydney flies directly to Christchurch, Christchurch flies back to Sydney, sitting on Emirates Airbus 380, air giant, double-decker passenger plane, full of thousands of people, but unfortunately there is no window position for two flights.

The staff at the visitor center are very friendly, buy tickets, and refund tickets are very good. You can choose Chinese staff and be responsive. The center itself is also a nice building, which matches the surrounding houses.

The young girls who speak Chinese at the service center are very serious and responsible and assisted us in most of the trip. There are jugglers in the small square at the entrance, which attracts many people to sit or stand at the sun at noon.

Christchurch Visitor Information Center is the official service outlet in New Zealand. When waiting for the tram around the city, wait here. By the way, learn about the classic routes in Christchurch and the surrounding tourist attractions. The service staff is very enthusiastic.

Not only can the building provide tourist information, but you can also book tickets to most attractions in Christchurch and its surrounding area. There is also an ice cream shop, which also sells tea and coffee in a variety of flavors. There is also a gift shop, and the bathroom facilities are also very good. There are places that go down a bit further in the same building where you can listen to classical concerts during lunchtime. On Sunday, on one side of the building will be a market with food stalls, souvenirs, local handmade items, and a great mobile caravan selling second-hand books for just $5.