Read our blog (2023) - Visit Cheshire

The Rows are at the heart of Chester in every single way. These medieval two-tiered covered galleries are the centrepiece to Chester’s main thoroughfares. You’ll find all sorts of unique and quirky spots throughout, with some of the best independents around calling these historic buildings home. We wanted to give you a roundup of what you can expect to find on your visit to The Rows. 

The Royal Cheshire County Show is excited to announce the participation of world-renowned chefs Jean-Christophe Novelli and Ellis Barrie at this year's event. The duo will showcase their culinary prowess to food enthusiasts and visitors alike.

The luxury 200-capacity venue, The Square, has opened following a three-year project to restore a Grade II listed stable block, which has stood at the heart of the zoo since it opened in 1931. 

The yet-to-be-named youngster is only the third of its kind to be born at the zoo in its 92-year history.

The producers of ROCK OF AGES are thrilled to announce that KEVIN KENNEDY will star as ‘Dennis Dupree’ in the UK and Ireland Tour of the show when it comes to Crewe Lyceum Theatre from 9-13 May.

It’s time for some nostalgia, so step back in time at Tatton Park’s Farm on 10 and 11 June to help celebrate all that was great from the 1940s and 50s.

There’s plenty to do and see in Cheshire this Easter, from meeting newborn lambs to hunting for flamingo eggs and mastering circus skills. Plus many attractions are hosting budget-stretching extras. 

BeWILDerwood Cheshire has been voted Visitor Attraction of the Year, taking the top spot with high competition from the likes of Chester Zoo, The Ice Cream Farm and Jodrell Bank.

After an incredibly successful festival in 2022, locals will be delighted to hear that Nantwich Food Festival has confirmed the dates for 2023; Festival dates are Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd September inclusive.

Knutsford is launching it’s first ‘Tenner Trail’ this Easter with twenty Knutsford high street favourites offering a range of deals for just £10.

The zoo’s new ‘Really Wild Egg Trail’ will see six giant 3D eggs, each belonging to animals you might not expect to come from eggs, hidden around the zoo’s 128-acres.

This Easter we will welcome back our much-loved Blakemere Bunny and of course, the ever-popular face painting sessions, chick handling and circus workshops. Make sure you also hop along to the interactive Easter Bunny Trail, Saturday 1st to the 16th of April, guaranteed fun for the whole family.