![footwalkcloseup - Walk through history in Christchurch. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/footwalkcloseup.jpg)
$20 (adult) 
2 hours 30 mins 
Less than a mile awayWith daily walking tours of the city, Christchurch Guided City Walks will let local experts lead you through the story of Christchurch, from its eighteenth century origins to its recent devastation and rebuilding. Tours run at 1pm from the red kiosk at Rolleston Avenue, near the Canterbury Museum, from which you can buy tickets before the tour.
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