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Christchurch is the largest city in one of the two major islands of New Zealand, are North Island and South Island. Christchurch is the city on South Island, and the second-most populous city in New Zealand, after Auckland. The town is the oldest established city in New Zealand. Christchurch's economy is mostly and largest through agriculture from the surrounding rural areas in the city. Christchurch became a city because it had a cathedral, making it the first city in New Zealand.
Christchurch is famous for its tourism, and it is also the most extensive economic source of the city. The city of Christchurch is also geographically unique because it is one of the world's eight pairs of cities with a near-exact antipodal city (a town on the exact opposite side of the earth). A Coruña, Spain, is Christchurch's antipode. New Zealand's oldest bridge can find in Christchurch in Victoria Square. Hagley Park is the third biggest park in the world. Christchurch is famous for its earthquakes, and the residents refer to their city as " Our City Rocks" rather than Garden City.
The city's first inhabitants were by Maori, and the town was a planned city by British Idealists as an ordered settlement. The city's founding fathers placed an Anglican Cathedral right in the town's centre, which made the city described as an English City. During the 18th century, Joseph Thomas the Capitan dispatched from New Zealand when earthquakes occurred in the region. After the European settlers and Canterbury settlers made changes to the city, it collaborated with New Zealand and even decided to make Christchurch the capital city. Wellington later became the capital city.
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Airport
Christchurch International Airport is the primary airport serving Christchurch of New Zealand. It is the second-busiest airport in New Zealand. The airport became the first international airport in New Zealand in 1950, but the airport was officially opened in 1940. The airport is located 12km northwest of the city centre. The airport is the central hub for Air New Zealand Airlines. The airport has a single terminal and serves both domestic and international destinations.