Read our blog (June 2024) - Visit Cheshire

Searching for inspiration for what to do this week in Cheshire? We’ve put together a list of our top things to do or see this week, with lots of activities to enjoy the summer sun or stay cool in the shade. 

Cheshire is renowned for its selection of world class family days out and Chester is no exception. There’s something for the whole family whenever you choose to visit!

Visiting Cheshire midweek is the perfect opportunity to save money, beat the crowds and benefit from a huge range of summer deals, packages and experiences.

Whether you’re already vegan, if you’re trying to reduce meat consumption or aiming to be more sustainable in the next year a plant-based diet is a great way to do just that!

Fancy trying something different? To keep the boredom at bay we have put together 14 of the best unique family experiences in Chester and Cheshire for you and your family to try.

It's time to get planning on how to make 2024 as action-packed and fun filled as possible. We’ve got the perfect way to do this: by booking a unique experience!

There's something quite liberating about pitching a tent in the middle of nowhere... discover our round-up here.

Take the opportunity to get out and explore Cheshire, it’s time to get planning those magical family days out and treat the little ones to some extra special fun across Cheshire!

Francis Rossi is returning to Parr Hall’s historic stage as part of a 34-date tour of the UK.

The Status Quo legend will be revisiting many of his signature hits alongside some personal favourites and deeper cuts in Warrington on Saturday, 19 April, 2025.

Chester Zoo is staying open until sunset for two special weeks this summer... and tickets are 50% cheaper than during the day.

Over the weekend, the Farm team at Tatton Park had the pleasure of welcoming two wonderful new arrivals!

The festival, which was launched back in 2017 by Knutsford Town Council, returned between 13^th - 16th June with a varied programme to please a variety of musical tastes. Many of the events were free of charge and hosted in the cafes and bars in the town centre.