Beswick's Walk is a tree-lined walk in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch 8013, rated 5.0 from 5 Google reviews. The directory gives no street address, reviewer comments, hours or booking details, so check the gardens' own information before you visit.
The Christchurch City Council describes Beswick's Walk as an avenue of lime trees planted in 1917 and named after Henry Joseph Beswick, a former chairman of the Christchurch Domains Board. In autumn the golden leaves fall to form a carpet on the ground, and in midsummer the trees flower and fill the warm air with scent that draws bees. The avenue is among the gardens' most striking features, and visitors often walk its length slowly.
For a golden autumn walk under old lime trees in central Christchurch, Beswick's Walk is worth a visit.