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As if we weren’t already excited enough about the reopening of Cheshire’s wildest family day out, BeWILDerwood Cheshire have announced an amazing offer for February half term.

From winter walks and pantomimes to live music and the story of a sporting legend, there’s plenty to keep you entertained across the county this week.

To mark England reaching the quarter-finals, we thought we’d spotlight some spots around the county where you can cheer on England, perhaps enjoying a locally-made tipple too.

Nine of England's 26-man World Cup squad currently live in Cheshire, so In honour of the Three Lions’ World Cup campaign, we thought we’d explore some of the places they call home and show you where to stay, play and eat and drink in these infamous locations.

Warrington town centre will come alive with activity and celebration as part of the Rugby League World Cup (RLWC), which the town is a host venue for.

Celebrating its 750th Charter Year in 2022, the magnificent east Cheshire town of Congleton is steeped in both history and tradition. From its official Ale Taster, ‘Benedict Goodale’, to the gruesome stories of bearbaiting that gave Congleton its nickname, ‘Beartown’, this vibrant market town on the banks of the River Dane gives visitors so many reasons to visit.

Chester is a great place to explore on two wheels especially if you are looking for new places for a gentle ride with the family or a more challenging long route.

We've teamed up with We Love Good Times to bring you a comprehensive guide to al fresco dining in Chester this autumn!

Cheshire is renowned for its sweeping green spaces and countryside views - aka the perfect self-catering destination. Discover our round-up here

Is Cheshire the most dog-friendly county? With an abundance of working dogs in the countryside, it certainly has a shared history with our furry friends, and hospitality operators are keen to make the place as dog friendly as possible – whether that’s a fireside bed in a pub, a special puppy menu, or a luxury canine hamper.

Chester is alive with things to do every day of the week. From world-class attractions and events to amazing accommodation and some of the best food in the country there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy a break to our historic city. And this summer could be the perfect time to do so.

Who doesn’t love a good picnic? We believe that Cheshire has some of the most beautiful picnic spots – even though we may be biased!