Explore the Historic Captain James Cook Statue in Christchurch

Getting There

• Walking

  If you're starting from the Christchurch Cathedral, head southeast on Cathedral Square towards Worcester Boulevard. Continue straight on Worcester Boulevard until you reach the intersection with Oxford Terrace. Turn left onto Oxford Terrace, and follow it as it curves around. After a short walk, you will arrive at the Avon River. Follow the riverbank path heading east, enjoying the scenery. Keep walking until you reach the intersection with Cambridge Terrace. Cross the road and continue straight; you'll see the Captain James Cook Statue in the small park area on your left.

• Public Transport

  From the Christchurch Bus Interchange, take the bus route number 28 or 29 towards Sumner. After about 7 stops, get off at the 'Cambridge Terrace' stop. From there, walk south on Cambridge Terrace until you reach the intersection with Rolleston Avenue. Cross the road, and the Captain James Cook Statue will be located in the park area directly to your right.

• Biking

  If you're renting a bike, start at the Christchurch Botanic Gardens. Exit the gardens from the main gate onto Armagh Street. Turn left onto Armagh Street and then right onto Montreal Street. Continue on Montreal Street until you reach the intersection with Cambridge Terrace. Turn left onto Cambridge Terrace, and follow it straight until you see the Captain James Cook Statue located in the park area.