New Regent Street Precinct (solo trip)

Great street for any kind of food or drink you desire - just don't get hit by a tram.

Beautiful street of eateries and artisans/ boutiques. Located right next to a operating tram - last station. Number of boutiques closed on Mondays. However, F&B cafes, barsand restaurants are open for lunch onwards. Enjoying a sticky Date Pudding with salty caramel ice-cream at Rollicking Dessert Cafe seated outside right next to the tram. You can also do your nails, do your hair or massage wit...

New Regent Street in Christchurch is a charming, historic pedestrian mall in the heart of the city centre. Renowned for its distinctive Spanish Mission architecture and pastel-coloured shopfronts, it is arguably one of New Zealand’s most beautiful streets and a major tourist attraction. Lined with individually owned shops, eateries, and quirky boutiques, New Regent Street offers a delightful range...

This street, built in the 1930s in an Art Deco style is an interesting collection of restaurants bars and cafes and a nice stop on the tram tour of the city. It is easy to get around and there are plenty of different options for food available.

New Regent Street is undeniably charming, with its picturesque vibe amplified when the tram rolls through. It offers a variety of restaurants to choose from, making it a potential spot for a quick meal or coffee. However, the overall experience fell short of expectations. The street looks a bit rundown, and there was an odd smell that detracted from the visit. While it’s worth a brief stop if you...