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Bridge of Remembrance
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The Bridge of Remembrance is one of two main war memorials in Christchurch, New Zealand. It is dedicated to those who died in World War I, and serves as a memorial for those who participated in two World Wars as well as subsequent conflicts in Borneo, Korea, Malaya, and Vietnam.
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Level One/126 Oxford Terrace, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
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101/96 Oxford Terrace, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
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3/112 Oxford Terrace, CBD, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
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132 Oxford Terrace, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
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Crowne Plaza Christchurch by IHG
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Bridge of Remembrance

Cashel Street, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand
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The Bridge of Remembrance is one of two main war memorials in Christchurch, New Zealand. It is dedicated to those who died in World War I, and serves as a memorial for those who participated in two World Wars as well as subsequent conflicts in Borneo, Korea, Malaya, and Vietnam.

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attractions: Timezone Christchurch Central, Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū, Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial, Canterbury Museum, Archie Brothers Christchurch, Cathedral Square Christchurch, Punting On The Avon (Antigua Boat Sheds), Robert Falcon Scott Memorial, Quake City, Tūranga, restaurants: King of Snake, Hikari Sushi Train, Kaiser Brew Garden, Chiwahwah Mexican Cantina Bar, Bacon Bros Present Shaka Bros, The Craft Embassy, Amazonita, Midnight Shanghai, Ramen Ria, The Little Fiddle
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Nearby attractions of Bridge of Remembrance

Timezone Christchurch Central

Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū

Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial

Canterbury Museum

Archie Brothers Christchurch

Cathedral Square Christchurch

Punting On The Avon (Antigua Boat Sheds)

Robert Falcon Scott Memorial

Quake City

Tūranga

Timezone Christchurch Central

Timezone Christchurch Central

4.8

(231)

Open 24 hours
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Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū

Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū

4.5

(1.6K)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial

Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial

4.7

(463)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Canterbury Museum

Canterbury Museum

4.6

(2.2K)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Bridge of Remembrance

King of Snake

Hikari Sushi Train

Kaiser Brew Garden

Chiwahwah Mexican Cantina Bar

Bacon Bros Present Shaka Bros

The Craft Embassy

Amazonita

Midnight Shanghai

Ramen Ria

The Little Fiddle

King of Snake

King of Snake

4.7

(952)

Click for details
Hikari Sushi Train

Hikari Sushi Train

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Kaiser Brew Garden

Kaiser Brew Garden

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Chiwahwah Mexican Cantina Bar

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(749)

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4.6
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Rejuvenating Connection: A Review of Remembrance Bridge, Christchurch, New Zealand**

Rememberance Bridge in Christchurch, New Zealand, is an absolute jewel that powerfully connects the past with the present while safely circling towards future horizons. This stunning suspension bridge illuminates the inherent vibrancy of the city while paying homage to its resilient spirit after the tragic earthquakes.

Constructed as a poignant tribute to the resilience and courage of Christchurch's denizens, the Remembrance Bridge's name echoes a deep truth. It wonderfully encapsulates the city's tenacity, the people's unyielding spirit, and their unquenchable thirst for hope and life.

Aesthetically, the bridge is a consummate blend of majesty and sentimental simplicity. Its elegant, unpretentious design orchestrates a symphony of stonework and steel at the heart of the city’s architectural landscape. Completed with ambient lighting, it provides a mesmerizing spectacle by night, reflecting upon the calm waters of the Avon River with a touch of serenity and grace.

But the charm of Remembrance Bridge extends beyond its visual allure. Its location - seamlessly connecting the bustling city centre with the tranquil Hagley Park - represents a stunning medley of urban pulse and serene landscapes. Want to escape from the frenzy of the city? Cross the bridge, and you'll land in the lap of nature's most enriching tranquility.

Moreover, the bridge serves as an ethereal permitting walkway for pedestrians, cyclists, and others who appreciate a leisurely stroll in a spectacular backdrop. Its accessibility inspires camaraderie among different age groups and communities - a testament to the enduring spirit of Christchurch.

Imprinted with the remembrance of a past, the bridge stands tall and enduring, boldly meeting the gaze of the future. It is not just a symbol of recovery and resilience but is a sincere testament to humanity's power to build, reform, and begin again.

In conclusion, the Remembrance Bridge in Christchurch is more than a mere architectural marvel. It is a celebration of community, courage and continuity, linking a city's past to its present, creating a pathway to its vibrant future. A visit to Christchurch would be incomplete without a stroll on this mesmerizing emblem of...

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5.0
2y

Embarking on the enchanting journey across New Zealand's Bridge of Memories is akin to stepping into a realm where time itself pirouettes with nostalgia. This ethereal bridge, draped in the gossamer threads of reminiscence, arches gracefully over the river of recollections.

As I traversed its resplendent span, each step resonated with the echoes of bygone moments, woven into the very fabric of the bridge's illustrious history. The grandeur of its design whispered tales of epochs past, while the intricate detailing beckoned the wandering soul to indulge in a dance with memory's most opulent ballroom.

The air itself seemed to shimmer with the opalescent glow of cherished moments, as if the very atmosphere had been imbued with the essence of sentimental grace. Golden rays of nostalgia bathed the bridge, casting a kaleidoscopic hue upon the intricate filigree that adorned its arches.

At every turn, the Bridge of Memories unfolded a tapestry of emotions, its architectural poetry painting the sky with hues borrowed from the palette of recollection. Each arch, a doorway to a different chapter of the heart's anthology, beckoned me to traverse the corridors of yesteryears with the gait of a time-traveling aristocrat.

In the presence of this majestic structure, I felt like a privileged sojourner granted access to a celestial museum of the soul. The Bridge of Memories stands not merely as a conduit between shores but as a sentinel of the intangible, a testament to the indomitable spirit of remembrance, and an ode to the flamboyant pageantry of our...

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5.0
2y

Bridge of Remembrance in Christchurch is a powerful and moving tribute to those who have served and sacrificed for their country. Located in the heart of the city, the bridge is a symbol of remembrance and a testament to the courage and bravery of the men and women who fought for New Zealand's freedom.

The bridge itself is a beautiful piece of architecture, with intricate stonework and a graceful arch spanning the Avon River. The central arch is adorned with symbolic carvings and plaques, including the words "Lest We Forget" in bold letters. The bridge is flanked by two striking statues of soldiers, standing guard and paying their respects.

The Bridge of Remembrance is an important part of Christchurch's history and heritage, and a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the country's military history. The surrounding park and riverbank provide a peaceful and reflective space for visitors to pay their respects and remember the sacrifices of those who...

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Gary MitchellGary Mitchell
Rejuvenating Connection: A Review of Remembrance Bridge, Christchurch, New Zealand** Rememberance Bridge in Christchurch, New Zealand, is an absolute jewel that powerfully connects the past with the present while safely circling towards future horizons. This stunning suspension bridge illuminates the inherent vibrancy of the city while paying homage to its resilient spirit after the tragic earthquakes. Constructed as a poignant tribute to the resilience and courage of Christchurch's denizens, the Remembrance Bridge's name echoes a deep truth. It wonderfully encapsulates the city's tenacity, the people's unyielding spirit, and their unquenchable thirst for hope and life. Aesthetically, the bridge is a consummate blend of majesty and sentimental simplicity. Its elegant, unpretentious design orchestrates a symphony of stonework and steel at the heart of the city’s architectural landscape. Completed with ambient lighting, it provides a mesmerizing spectacle by night, reflecting upon the calm waters of the Avon River with a touch of serenity and grace. But the charm of Remembrance Bridge extends beyond its visual allure. Its location - seamlessly connecting the bustling city centre with the tranquil Hagley Park - represents a stunning medley of urban pulse and serene landscapes. Want to escape from the frenzy of the city? Cross the bridge, and you'll land in the lap of nature's most enriching tranquility. Moreover, the bridge serves as an ethereal permitting walkway for pedestrians, cyclists, and others who appreciate a leisurely stroll in a spectacular backdrop. Its accessibility inspires camaraderie among different age groups and communities - a testament to the enduring spirit of Christchurch. Imprinted with the remembrance of a past, the bridge stands tall and enduring, boldly meeting the gaze of the future. It is not just a symbol of recovery and resilience but is a sincere testament to humanity's power to build, reform, and begin again. In conclusion, the Remembrance Bridge in Christchurch is more than a mere architectural marvel. It is a celebration of community, courage and continuity, linking a city's past to its present, creating a pathway to its vibrant future. A visit to Christchurch would be incomplete without a stroll on this mesmerizing emblem of resilience and hope.
J KJ K
Embarking on the enchanting journey across New Zealand's Bridge of Memories is akin to stepping into a realm where time itself pirouettes with nostalgia. This ethereal bridge, draped in the gossamer threads of reminiscence, arches gracefully over the river of recollections. As I traversed its resplendent span, each step resonated with the echoes of bygone moments, woven into the very fabric of the bridge's illustrious history. The grandeur of its design whispered tales of epochs past, while the intricate detailing beckoned the wandering soul to indulge in a dance with memory's most opulent ballroom. The air itself seemed to shimmer with the opalescent glow of cherished moments, as if the very atmosphere had been imbued with the essence of sentimental grace. Golden rays of nostalgia bathed the bridge, casting a kaleidoscopic hue upon the intricate filigree that adorned its arches. At every turn, the Bridge of Memories unfolded a tapestry of emotions, its architectural poetry painting the sky with hues borrowed from the palette of recollection. Each arch, a doorway to a different chapter of the heart's anthology, beckoned me to traverse the corridors of yesteryears with the gait of a time-traveling aristocrat. In the presence of this majestic structure, I felt like a privileged sojourner granted access to a celestial museum of the soul. The Bridge of Memories stands not merely as a conduit between shores but as a sentinel of the intangible, a testament to the indomitable spirit of remembrance, and an ode to the flamboyant pageantry of our collective histories.
Bruce InCharlotteBruce InCharlotte
This war memorial arch was unveiled on Armistice Day (November 11) in 1924. It is an appropriate location as the King Edwards Barracks are west of here and soldiers crossed the bridge here to reach the railway station in Moorhouse Avenue. The Cashel Street bridge has been closed to vehicular traffic for some time. It has since expanded from a remembrance of those who fought in the Great War, but also the Second World War and Borneo, Korea, Malaya, and Vietnam. Look for the inscription across the main arch, Quid non-pro patria. There are also crosses, torches, a coat of arms and unit memorials. Too many features to list. It is a powerful memorial and worth stopping to visit.
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Rejuvenating Connection: A Review of Remembrance Bridge, Christchurch, New Zealand** Rememberance Bridge in Christchurch, New Zealand, is an absolute jewel that powerfully connects the past with the present while safely circling towards future horizons. This stunning suspension bridge illuminates the inherent vibrancy of the city while paying homage to its resilient spirit after the tragic earthquakes. Constructed as a poignant tribute to the resilience and courage of Christchurch's denizens, the Remembrance Bridge's name echoes a deep truth. It wonderfully encapsulates the city's tenacity, the people's unyielding spirit, and their unquenchable thirst for hope and life. Aesthetically, the bridge is a consummate blend of majesty and sentimental simplicity. Its elegant, unpretentious design orchestrates a symphony of stonework and steel at the heart of the city’s architectural landscape. Completed with ambient lighting, it provides a mesmerizing spectacle by night, reflecting upon the calm waters of the Avon River with a touch of serenity and grace. But the charm of Remembrance Bridge extends beyond its visual allure. Its location - seamlessly connecting the bustling city centre with the tranquil Hagley Park - represents a stunning medley of urban pulse and serene landscapes. Want to escape from the frenzy of the city? Cross the bridge, and you'll land in the lap of nature's most enriching tranquility. Moreover, the bridge serves as an ethereal permitting walkway for pedestrians, cyclists, and others who appreciate a leisurely stroll in a spectacular backdrop. Its accessibility inspires camaraderie among different age groups and communities - a testament to the enduring spirit of Christchurch. Imprinted with the remembrance of a past, the bridge stands tall and enduring, boldly meeting the gaze of the future. It is not just a symbol of recovery and resilience but is a sincere testament to humanity's power to build, reform, and begin again. In conclusion, the Remembrance Bridge in Christchurch is more than a mere architectural marvel. It is a celebration of community, courage and continuity, linking a city's past to its present, creating a pathway to its vibrant future. A visit to Christchurch would be incomplete without a stroll on this mesmerizing emblem of resilience and hope.
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Embarking on the enchanting journey across New Zealand's Bridge of Memories is akin to stepping into a realm where time itself pirouettes with nostalgia. This ethereal bridge, draped in the gossamer threads of reminiscence, arches gracefully over the river of recollections. As I traversed its resplendent span, each step resonated with the echoes of bygone moments, woven into the very fabric of the bridge's illustrious history. The grandeur of its design whispered tales of epochs past, while the intricate detailing beckoned the wandering soul to indulge in a dance with memory's most opulent ballroom. The air itself seemed to shimmer with the opalescent glow of cherished moments, as if the very atmosphere had been imbued with the essence of sentimental grace. Golden rays of nostalgia bathed the bridge, casting a kaleidoscopic hue upon the intricate filigree that adorned its arches. At every turn, the Bridge of Memories unfolded a tapestry of emotions, its architectural poetry painting the sky with hues borrowed from the palette of recollection. Each arch, a doorway to a different chapter of the heart's anthology, beckoned me to traverse the corridors of yesteryears with the gait of a time-traveling aristocrat. In the presence of this majestic structure, I felt like a privileged sojourner granted access to a celestial museum of the soul. The Bridge of Memories stands not merely as a conduit between shores but as a sentinel of the intangible, a testament to the indomitable spirit of remembrance, and an ode to the flamboyant pageantry of our collective histories.
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This war memorial arch was unveiled on Armistice Day (November 11) in 1924. It is an appropriate location as the King Edwards Barracks are west of here and soldiers crossed the bridge here to reach the railway station in Moorhouse Avenue. The Cashel Street bridge has been closed to vehicular traffic for some time. It has since expanded from a remembrance of those who fought in the Great War, but also the Second World War and Borneo, Korea, Malaya, and Vietnam. Look for the inscription across the main arch, Quid non-pro patria. There are also crosses, torches, a coat of arms and unit memorials. Too many features to list. It is a powerful memorial and worth stopping to visit.
Bruce InCharlotte

Bruce InCharlotte

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