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Golf course and driving range with 18 covered bays, floodlighting, putting green, 3 open bays, practice bunker, shop, clubs for hire, lessons available. Bookings taken up to 24 hours in advance.
A unique regular midday proclamation in Chester's historic centre, where Bridge Street meets Eastgate Street and Watergate Street which is marked by a stone pillar "The High Cross". The proclamation takes place Tuesday to Saturday, from 1 June to 4…
Come on board and spend the day cruising the Shropshire Union Canal from Christleton to Beeston near Chester in our superb DayDreamer narrowboat. With easy to operate controls, this day hire narrowboat is lots of fun.
Curzon Park has a fabulous setting for a round of golf, set as it is within a loop of the River Dee. Laid out on meadowland, it possesses a whole host of challenges that will excite and frustrate all levels of golfer.
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Country / Royal Park
Countess of Chester Country Park brings the countryside closer to the city, providing visitors with the opportunity to enjoy natural and peaceful surroundings as they wander around the park’s pathways.
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Natural Feature
Discover the secrets of this hidden gem, nestled in the suburbs just outside of Chester. With an abundance of wild flowers in its meadows and its sections of ancient hedgerows, Caldy Valley Nature Park is a beautiful oasis in which to while away an a
The city walls are the oldest, longest and most complete in Britain, parts of which are almost 2000 years old.
A charming garden constructed in a Roman Style.
All who play here comment on the excellent natural landscape and sculpting of this wonderful course. The course offers a fair test to golfers of all levels.
Chester High Cross stands in front of St Peter's Church at the junction of Watergate Street, Eastgate Street and Bridge Street, a site known as Chester Cross. The cross is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated…
Chester Amphitheatre is the largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain.
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Natural Feature
The river is 70 miles long and stretches through Wales and Chester. On the bank of the river is the 'Groves', a paved promenade complete with bandstand, cafés, restaurants and public houses.
An ancient marketplace, a sandstone cross smashed up by the Roundheads, and one of Britain’s finest examples of Tudor Revival architecture – this Row will reveal to you more than its fair share of history. And that includes the story of Chester’s…
The Cheshire Military Museum, in Chester, tells the story of the Cheshire Soldiers from the 17th Century right through to the present day.
Chester's largest independent live music venue and nightclub.
Home of Chester Football Club - Formed in 2010 as a fans owned club. Matches played Saturday and Wednesday between August and April.
The Carriage Shed is a unique, semi-covered public space which welcomes visitors to regular events throughout the year. With an emphasis on arts, culture, food and drink, the annual programme includes pop-up markets, open-air theatre, art…
Forget Crazy Golf . . . this is ADVENTURE golf!
Hunt for clues and follow treasure maps on a gorgeous route around the city. Climb the Roman walls, admire the stunning cathedral, explore the amphitheatre and wander by the riverside. Marvel at the iconic Rows as you take in two thousands years of…
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Nature Reserve
Outstanding beauty, an abundance of wildlife and a rich history can all be found in this unique landscape.
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