Chester

Chester

Enjoy a bargain day out amongst the charms of Chester, awash with history and heritage and famous for its half-timbered buildings. Chester offers buildings of every era, each carefully restored to retain the old world backdrop to the modern day bustle of vibrant city life. Chester is home to the unique 13^th Century rows, half-timbered galleried shops, the famous Eastgate Clock, the largest Roman amphitheatre in Britain plus a glorious cathedral. Explore the superb range of shops including the modern Grosvenor Precinct, take a stroll through the delightful parks and gardens or a boat trip on the lovey River Dee.

Things to do

The Grosvenor Shopping Centre offers a stylish and cosmopolitan way of shopping. The wide range of retailers serve all your shopping needs, whether it be health and beauty, fashion or homeware items, jewellery or food. From Laura Ashley and Futon Company to well known high street clothing retailers including River Island and La Senza, there is something for everyone all under one roof. Costa Coffee is on hand for when you want to relax with friends and have a bite to eat in between your shopping, if you fancy Italian they have Piccolinos or for a treat try Millies Cookies or Sweets from Heaven.

Chester Cathedral / Minister

A must see for Chester, a beautiful cathedral with a fascinating history. FREE ENTRY

Grosvenor Museum

Fascinating displays that build up a picture of Roman Chester. Go back in time to home life from the 17th century to the 1920s. Explore 'hands-on' the geology and natural history of the area.

Cheshire Military Museum - Chester Castle

An attractive and interesting exhibition depicting the history of four famous Army Regiments connected with the County of Cheshire from 1685 to the present day.

ChesterBoat - River Cruises

The very best way to appreciate the beauty and character of this ancient city.