Chester City Walking Tour

Admire the innovative Addleshaw Tower at Chester Cathedral, a modern bell tower blending history and design. Then, step into charming Godstall Lane, a hidden gem full of medieval charm and lively character.

Discover Godstall Lane, Chester’s "Romantic Heart," blending medieval charm with vibrant boutiques, cozy dining spots like Duttons, live music at Metronome Jazz Bar, and enchanting evening lights.

Explore The Rows, Chester’s iconic medieval shopping galleries blending Roman origins, Victorian elegance, and over 200 unique businesses. Don’t miss The High Cross, a historic landmark at the heart of the city.

Discover The High Cross, Chester’s historic hub at the intersection of four streets. Explore its medieval monument, Lockwood’s Victorian architecture, and The Rows two-level galleries blending Roman and medieval charm.

Admire Bridge Street at Chester Cross, a stunning black-and-white revival masterpiece by Thomas Lockwood (1888). Featuring Chester Rows, intricate pargetted panels, an octagonal turret, and a striking curved roof.

Discover Sick To Death at St. Michael’s Church, an immersive museum on medical history with quirky exhibits like TURDIS and Quack Doctors. Stroll down Grosvenor Street for historic charm and photo-worthy views.

Visit the Grosvenor Museum on Grosvenor Street, a stunning Victorian building showcasing Roman artefacts, the Ridgway Silver Gallery, and a Victorian Parlour. Enjoy hands-on exhibits and nearby cafes.

Explore the Cheshire Military Museum in a Regency building atop Norman castle ruins. Discover soldiers' stories, WWI exhibits, and Chester Castle's Agricola Tower, blending medieval and neoclassical history.

Admire Chester Racecourse, the world's oldest, and stroll Chester's ancient City Walls for panoramic views and history.

Stroll along the scenic River Dee, Chester’s picturesque landmark, and enjoy views of Chester Weir, a Grade I listed structure with a salmon leap. Experience the vibrant Chester Regatta and explore nearby historic sites.

Discover Chester’s medieval charm at the Old Dee Bridge, a red sandstone marvel from 1387, and Bridgegate, a neoclassical gateway built-in 1781. Both landmarks showcase centuries of trade, defence, and history.

Experience Chester’s waterways with boat trips or self-drive adventures along the River Dee and Shropshire Union Canal. Glide past historic bridges and lush scenery, enjoying serene views and riverside charm.

Explore Chester’s Newgate, a Gothic Revival marvel blending history and modernity, the Roman South East Corner Tower, a testament to Roman engineering from 70 AD, and the serene Roman Gardens with remnants of Deva Victrix. Enjoy mosaics, columns, and artefacts in this vibrant tribute to Chester’s heritage.

Visit Britain’s largest Roman Amphitheatre. Explore artefacts, history displays, and live reenactments that vividly revive the Roman era.

St John’s Church, founded in 689 AD, is a 1,300-year-old landmark with Norman and Gothic features. Once Chester’s cathedral, endured war and Dissolution, remaining a symbol of the city’s rich heritage.

Discover Chester's Eastgate, a Roman-era gateway crowned by the iconic 1899 Eastgate Clock. Blending Roman, Georgian, and Victorian styles, it’s a symbol of the city’s rich heritage and architectural charm.