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The Norman Constable's House.
Above: The Constable's House.

Christchurch Castle Keep.
Above: Castle Keep Ruins.
Below: The New Zealand Gardens. We are twinned with Christchurch, New Zealand.
The New Zealand Gardens.

 


How to find us

The beautiful and historic town of Christchurch is situated in a unique position at the confluence of the Rivers Avon and Stour in East Dorset.

Christchurch is easily accessible and can be reached in the following ways;

By Road

The M3 and M27 provide easy access from London and the South East, and the M40 and A34 provide access from The Midlands. The A35 links Southampton with Christchurch and continues through the town on to Bournemouth, Poole and the South West.

By Rail

South-West Trains provide a regular rail service between London Waterloo, Southampton, Christchurch, Bournemouth, Poole and Weymouth. Connecting regional and direct inter-City trains operate from Bournemouth.
Details can be obtained from National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950 or on their website.

By Air

Bournemouth International Airport is actually located in the Borough of Christchurch approximately five miles from the town centre. For further information telephone: (01202) 364000 or see their website.

By Sea

Christchurch is only 9 miles from the port of Poole where Brittany Ferries sail to Cherbourg in France and Condor Ferries operate scheduled services to the Channel Islands. Excellent roads make Christchurch easily accessible to visitors from Northern Europe via the ports of Portsmouth and Southampton.

You can also get maps and directions from where you live to Christchurch by going to the Multimap website.

If you would like further information on Christchurch, please take a look at our Related Websites page.

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