The cardboard church that is a replica of the original that once stood here before that fateful day in February 2011 is such a sombre artistic vision that needs visitors to admire this creation .

Was a little disappointed as I rushed to be there before they closed (according to google opening times) only to reach there and have the place closed. Still good history behind the structure and beautiful glass. But very, very disappointed in it being closed.

Another place to put on your list of must do activities when in Christchurch. This remarkable structure is in the central city so is very accessible on foot and is open every day. Sometimes there will be church services but presumably you can still go...More

It's impressive but really it's just a cathedral. Interesting concept though. You'll only need to set aside 10 minutes fir this unless you wish to attend a service. Easy to get to and free.

Saw no value in attending this. Not too sure what was meant by cardboard? Maybe didn't research it enough.

This only takes a few minutes to walk around, although I made a special attempt to come here. It is like a work of art. A volunteer was quite friendly and wanted to talk about the place.

Really impressive building showing the great spirit of the folk of ChCh. Really friendly and informative staff who give you a detailed amount of info. on the history and construction of the building.

Puts the quake in perspective. This is a temporary cathedral as the other was destroyed in the quake. Ingenious design. Close to memorial site and major quake area.

We just had to see a cathedral made from cardboard that is supposed to last 50 years. While the cardboard is covered with a plastic material on the outside, it is nonetheless interesting to see the construction of this church. They have a nice gift...More

I was not sure what I was going to see ,well I can tell you that I was taken back by its beauty and peacefulness . I found it left me with a feeling of what a lovely place to be married in or to...More