The Ōtautahi Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū. The largest art institution in the South Island and home to one of New Zealand’s most important public art collections. Located in the heart of the city’s Cultural Precinct.
Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū
Christchurch
All year round 10am–5pm, Wed 9pm
ACCESSIBILITY
General
The Gallery has wheelchair access and accessible toilets. Two wheelchairs available for visitors to borrow. A lift takes you to the upstairs galleries and down to the underground car park. The auditorium has wheelchair seating.
Transport
A pleasant ten minute stroll from the central bus interchange. Bus 17 crosses Montreal Street one block south of the Gallery, approximately a two-minute walk from the Gallery. The Gallery is situated on the corner of Worcester Boulevard and Montreal Street, easy walking distance from the central bus interchange and central city attractions. Bike racks are available on the Gallery forecourt. The tram stops right outside the Gallery.
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