Alex
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Chance entry walking past and saw Rutherford s Den exhibition. Excellent exhibition on Rutherford s life and achievements - very inspirational!! Wonderful to visit the den where RUTHERFORD conducted experiments and the old lecture theatre with lots of names engraved into the timber over the years - could really picture what it would have been like back then.

Zolkarnain tun abdullah
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Sad to see a scale down a bit. Atmosphere also less festive with fewer local tourists. Hope that the city cheer up a bit the next time we visit and not lost the charm.

Willie Ward
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The Arts Centre is a beautiful collection of neo-Gothic buildings in the heart of Christchurch. The buildings were heavily damaged by the earthquake and are now being lovingly restored. Many are now open and there are lovely art works to enjoy around the property. The I-Site is now situated here. There are shops, cafes, and two nice museums: Rutherford's Den and the Teese Museum of Classical Antiquities. The Clock Tower has been cleaned and restored. It is a lovely place to explore.

Andrew Smith
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I haven't been into the arts centre since before the earthquakes. It is now a far cry from the ripped open tower above le cafe, with the exposed bell tolling from aftershocks. Obviously there has been a massive reconstruction brick by brick since then. It was actually a delight to walk in the completed courtyard with confidence in the buildings. The newly opened great hall is well worth a visit with the stunning stained glasd windows. The arts centre had not lost it soul, and the voices of the past still speak.

SARANG SHAH
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Its a beautiful architecture of relatively ancient times. It was old Canterbury collage/University of Canterbury. It has a room where Ernest Rutherford conducted his experiments and the room is named Rutherford s Den . The place now belongs to a school and is also a Arts Centre.