Statue of Scott Review

The statue of Scott was set opposite Christchurch Cathedral. Captain Scott was an Englishman who led the expedition on the Tranova in Antarctica in １９１９, and unfortunately he and some of the team members died in a snowstorm in the Antarctic. The statue was damaged in the earthquake and is being rebuilt.

The Scott statue opposite the Christchurch Visitor Center is very special, mainly designed to commemorate the famous people who landed in the Antarctic, it is very historical and worth going.

The Scott statue opposite the Christchurch Visitor Center is very special. It is mainly designed to commemorate the famous people who landed in the Antarctic. It is very historical. Since Christchurch is not far from the coast, there are always so many red-billed fins in the square. The place they like to stand is the head of the statue.

New Zealanders are very revered for him, many places have his statues, many museums have his story, not first place, not so successful, but in people's hearts is still very high.

Still related to Antarctic expeditions, located opposite the Christchurch Visitor Center, is to commemorate one of the first to arrive at the South Pole and the loss of Captain Scott.