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The ancient and beautiful city of Chester
is situated
in north west England, close to the border with
North Wales. In addition to its unique covered
galleries, known as the Rows,
and countless other architectural gems, the city
possesses the most complete circuit of Roman, Saxon
and medieval city walls in Britain.
Completely encircled by city walls,
Chester’s most unique feature is the 13th century
‘Rows’ – two tiers of enticing shops, running
through the main streets. Destinations for history
hunters include the beautiful Gothic Cathedral and
Britain’s largest Roman Amphitheatre, built to
entertain 7,000 spectators!
Magnificent in scale and breathtaking in
beauty, Chester is today a vibrant city combining
graceful architecture with exclusive accommodation
and shopping
There is much for the visitor to see and
do.
CHESTER
ZOO
The
zoo has 500 different species of animals and
award-winning gardens and offers first class
facilities that ensure your day out really is as
enjoyable as possible. This is not to be missed,
and is the zoo is completely wheelchair and
pushchair accessible, making it a great day out for
all.
CHESTER RACECOURSE There has been racing on the Roodee at Chester for over 450
years and the thrill of watching a race at Chester
unfolding before you from the sophisticated
surroundings of the course’s enclosures or the
vantage point of the City walls is an unforgettable
experience.
CHESTER
CATHEDRAL
One
of the most popular places to visit in the North
West, the Cathedral attracts hundreds of thousands
of visitors each year.
Chester
Cathedral charges admission to visitors, but there
is no charge for anyone wishing to attend services.
THE
RIVER DEE
. The river runs around Chester and there are many
opportunities to take trips on the river and see the
surrounding countryside.
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