Chester Visitor Information Centre
Welcome to Chester!
Make Chester Visitor Information Centre your first stop when visiting Chester. Say hello to our friendly team who will give you a warm welcome and help you make the most of your visit. The team are on hand to share their local knowledge of things to see and do, places to eat out, shops and events. Let us book your tour tickets while you pick up a map or browse the gifts, souvenirs and local books to remind you of your visit.
Chester VIC is your tour hub, so pop in to get tickets for:
Welcome to Chester walking tour (Daily at 11am & 1pm)
Roman, Viking, Medieval, Edwardian, Dark Chester and other themed walking tours
Ghost Tours
Walls Walk
Chester Cathedral Tower Tour
City Sightseeing ‘Hop on Hop Off’ bus
River Dee boat cruises
Chester Zoo
Local events
National Express coaches
Bringing a group to Chester? Talk to us about a private walking tour for your group.
Whatever information you need when visiting Chester, just pop into the Visitor Information Centre and the team will be delighted to help you.
Please email welcome@chestervic.co.uk to enquire further. We are here if you need travel information including information about bus timetables and park and ride.
If you need information about parking in Chester please click here.
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Women of Chester Guided Walk
Walk in the footsteps of Chester's amazing women. Join one of our local guides on a walk through the city streets and nearly 2,000 years of history.
Chester Family Tour
Marvel at buildings and monuments that have been standing for centuries as you undertake an interactive tour through two thousand years of history in just sixty minutes.
Tudor & Stuart Guided Walk
Join bricklayer Myles Mason on a tour of Chester in the year of our lord, 1603.
Medieval Tours
This exciting and unique tour will focus on medieval Chester in the year of 1403. England is under the rule of King Henry IV but the rebellion of Henry ‘Hotspur’ Percy, along with his allies Owain Glyndwr and the Earl of Douglas, threatens his reign.