Guidebook for Chester
Things to see and do
Chester is an all-year round destination for all ages. There really is something for everyone bringing so many visitors to return time and time again.
Chester Zoo is world famous and an important part of global conservation, helping to save endangered species.
It's educational, entertaining and an unforgettable day out for everyone.
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Zoo de Chester
Moston RoadChester Zoo is world famous and an important part of global conservation, helping to save endangered species.
It's educational, entertaining and an unforgettable day out for everyone.
Arguably the UK's best aquarium and great place to visit with kids. The closest you'll get to swimming with sharks without getting wet - or eaten!
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Aquarium Blue Planet
Arguably the UK's best aquarium and great place to visit with kids. The closest you'll get to swimming with sharks without getting wet - or eaten!
English in Chester is a long-established English Language college providing English as a Foreign Language courses to international students of all ages from school--age to business professionals.
English In Chester
9-11 Stanley PlEnglish in Chester is a long-established English Language college providing English as a Foreign Language courses to international students of all ages from school--age to business professionals.
The Mill Hotel in the heart of Chester is home to L'eau-T Cuisine - a unique floating restaurant providing daily dinner and lunch cruises and themed evenings. The Mill also houses the Canaletto Restaurant which is excellent for formal dining on dry land, Sunday Lunch is recommended.
The Mill Hotel & Spa
Milton StreetThe Mill Hotel in the heart of Chester is home to L'eau-T Cuisine - a unique floating restaurant providing daily dinner and lunch cruises and themed evenings. The Mill also houses the Canaletto Restaurant which is excellent for formal dining on dry land, Sunday Lunch is recommended.
Visiting the museum is like stepping back in time to the age when the canals formed the highways of England. The museum is a great day out destination for all ages. Just off the M53, 10 minutes' outside Chester with free parking, cafe, gift shop and a superb calendar of events.
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National Waterways Museum
South Pier RoadVisiting the museum is like stepping back in time to the age when the canals formed the highways of England. The museum is a great day out destination for all ages. Just off the M53, 10 minutes' outside Chester with free parking, cafe, gift shop and a superb calendar of events.
Chester Racecourse
New Crane StreetDewa Roman Experience
off Bridge StThe Grosvenor Museum
27 Grosvenor StMoonlight Flicks
9 Pepper StDrinks & Dining
There are so many restaurants and food pubs in and around Chester you'll be absolutely spoilt for choice. You'll find cuisine from around the world in the city centre complimenting our country pubs offering traditional British dishes.
Set in rural surroundings just minutes outside Chester, The Chester Fields is a popular gastro pub with a great reputation.
The Chester Fields Country Pub, Restaurant & Wedding Venue
Chester RoadSet in rural surroundings just minutes outside Chester, The Chester Fields is a popular gastro pub with a great reputation.
One of Chester's most popular and lively pubs Old Harkers enjoys a canal-side location in an historic warehouse building. It's full of character with good wines and beers to compliment the great food menu but best of all it gets top marks for atmosphere.
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Old Harkers Arms
1 Russell StOne of Chester's most popular and lively pubs Old Harkers enjoys a canal-side location in an historic warehouse building. It's full of character with good wines and beers to compliment the great food menu but best of all it gets top marks for atmosphere.
Lovely village pub in the scenic village of Christleton just outside the centre of Chester. There's masses of seating inside and out and a great selection of food and drink to choose from.
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Ring O' Bells
Village RoadLovely village pub in the scenic village of Christleton just outside the centre of Chester. There's masses of seating inside and out and a great selection of food and drink to choose from.
Out-of-town, canal-side pub with a wide-ranging menu of pub favourites. Cosy ambience with great fireplaces for the winter months.
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The Cheshire Cat
Whitchurch RoadOut-of-town, canal-side pub with a wide-ranging menu of pub favourites. Cosy ambience with great fireplaces for the winter months.
Food Scene
The Moorings
23 The GrvsFab retro cafe with 1950's theme by the riverside.
The Red House
Dee BanksFabulous food pub with riverside terrace and views across the Dee.
The Chester Tandoori
39-45 Brook StExcellent Indian restaurant.
Chez Jules
71 Northgate StSightseeing
Chester Cathedral