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1042 reviewsWalking Tour
Tours to various venues
BusyBus were established in 2003 and provide fully narrated award-winning sightseeing adventures to North Wales, The Lake District and Yorkshire.
Boat Trip
The Groves, Chester
This tranquil half-hour cruise long the River Dee departs from The Groves. From there, you will be taken upstream, under the suspension bridge, past Grosvenor Park and the Earl’s Eye, then you’ll follow the long sweep of the Meadows to the city…
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478 reviewsDog Friendly
The Groves, Chester
Step aboard the Mark Twain or the Lady Diana for a two-hour cruise that’s a real treat. Get comfortable and enjoy a drink from the bar as you glide through rural Cheshire, along the beautiful River Dee.
Walking Tour
Chester
Take a trip to the top of our Tower! Visit Chester Cathedral and embark upon our award-winning Tower Tour – one of the best things to do in Chester!
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478 reviewsBoat Trip
Chester
Enjoy a different side of Chester - the riverside! Sail with us along the beautiful River Dee.
Guided Tour
Northgate Street, Chester
Take the family time-travelling through a historic city with a costumed guide.
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.
Guided Tour
Northgate Street, Chester
Explore and fall in love with Chester and discover the heart of this ancient and romantic city.
Walking Route
Northgate Street, Chester
Let’s start with Welcome. Welcome to our wonderful city and its colourful (and black & white…) history.
Walking Route
Chester
This walk covers around 600 yds (1km). Take care – you may meet low beams and different floor surfaces as you walk. And don't forget to take a look at the Rows from street level as you explore.
Walking Route
Northgate Street, Chester
Christianity has played an important role in the life of the city for much of Chester's long history.
Walking Route
Chester
For over 300 years the legionary fortress of Deva, the largest in Roman Britain, stood where Chester now stands. Its influence is still felt 1600 years after the Romans departed and this short guide will help you discover more about Deva and its…
Guided Tour
Chester
A late afternoon walk through Chester's Overleigh Cemetery, an enchanting Victorian graveyard next to the River Dee.
Walking Route
Chester
What the Dickens! It's a trail around Victorian Chester – or it's not all Black & White (although a lot of it is) Chester's famous black and white buildings attract visitors from across the world..
Walking Tour
Northgate Street, Chester
Learn about Tudor and Stuart Chester through its stunning architecture as your guide uses character roleplay to regale everyday stories of dissolution, plague and even civil war.
Walking Tour
Chester
Go Quest Adventures is turning Chester into an Adventure Playground!
Explore the streets of Chester as your team unlocks a hidden trail by finding clues, solving puzzles & completing challenges, earning points along the way all self-guided through…
Guided Tour
Northgate Street, Chester
Step back in time with Eliza Dutton, Chester’s very own Edwardian Lady, and uncover stories of the city during one of the most fascinating periods of modern history.
Walking Route
Chester
The thriving historic city of Chester is home to the longest and most complete city walls in Britain. Originally built for protection, they are now one of the city's major visitor attractions.
Walking Tour
Chester
The Chester Treasure Hunt Trail is a self-guided Treasure Hunt which will get you exploring around this historical city. If you’re looking for things to do with family and friends when visiting Chester then this is the activity for you!
Walking Tour
Chester
An evening walking tour with plague, poltergeists and persecution.
Walking Route
Chester
This walk focuses on Chester under the five Tudor monarchs reigning from 1485-1603. Our five Tudor monarchs are, Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I.