When it comes to tourist attractions, Christchurch has endless options to offer. Christchurch is famous for its natural beauty and a excess of things to do .
This place has a lively entertainment scene, strong cultural heritage, beautiful parks and gardens, exciting sports facilities and fabulous shopping extravaganza.
Willow bank Wildlife Reserve in Christchurch is one of the top New Zealand visitor attractions where you will experience New Zealand wildlife first hand and learn about the diversity of this country's natural environment and history.The Arts Centre of Christchurch is a vibrant and exciting venue for a huge range of New Zealand made art and crafts, shopping, education and entertainment. There truly is something for everyone, with highlights including over 40 specialty shops, fine art galleries, world-class theatre, art house cinemas, bars, restaurants and cafes.

Christchurch malls and retail arcades can really add the gloss to a perfect holiday. Visitors can enjoy great buying for all New Zealand’s famous top quality woollen garments along with leather, deerskin and outdoor adventure clothing. Untouched World in Roydvale Avenue is an interesting store in which to browse for merino mink, mountain silk and fine natural wool garments. The Arts Centre provides a unique art and craft shopping experience. This collection of handcraft outlets is one of the best sources of quality crafts in New Zealand. If you are looking for jewellery, Gems of the Pacific in Colombo Street has the country’s biggest range of Blue Empress Abalone pearl jewellery as well as Tahitian pearls

Christchurch wine and food is a gastronomic delight. Famous for its gourmet cuisine, there are numerous dining options to satisfy everybody's taste. Many of New Zealand's top-class restaurants are found in Christchurch. If you love your gourmet cuisine, the Christchurch Food and Wine Festival is an annual event not to be missed.

The South Island's largest city enjoys a temperate, dry climate with less rainfall than New Zealand's other main centres. During winter, chill nights and morning frosts are common, followed by sunny, crisp days. Summer months bring warmer days, characterized by Northwest winds that are hot, dry and blustery.