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This is a photo stop while you are walking in the city center. There are many sights and restaurants around.
In the city center, it is a small pedestrian bridge to the main shopping district. It commemorates the people who fought in the wars.
The Bridge of Remembrance is dedicated to those who died in World War I, as well as in WW 2, but also for the next conflicts at Borneo, Korea, Malaya, and Vietnam, a historical fact. Location on Cashel Street, this monument is owned by Christchurch...More
Easy to come across if you're walking around Christchurch, or taking the tram trip. All memorials serve a purpose; in this case remembering the sacrifices made by Kiwis in various wars. The Bridge of Remembrance does this, but it is not really special.
We were only passing but stopped to have a look at all the flowers and messages left on Anzac Day. A moving reminder of all the lives lost at war. Lovely park area to sit and stroll or sit with a picnic on a nice...More
My husband and I enjoyed our walk around the bridge and the memorial, it was so touching to see all the flowers and comments that were there during Anzac day. The entire bridge and park are very peaceful.
Passed by the bridge a couple of times walking through the small down town area of Christchurch. Worth a quick look; it was a nice setting and a reminder of the sacrifices made by the Kiwis in the various wars - but nothing really special
Cute to walk along the tram tracks to this memorial. Very close to city centre making it easy to take time to remember.
A bridge at Cashel Street, right above Avon River. The bridge is more beautiful at night with illumination.
It was nice to visit the Bridge of Remembrance since it was being renovated the last time I was in Christchurch. The bridge is a great reminder to all of us to those that lived and died for our freedom. Thank you for the remembrance.
