Chester
 Chester, the county town of Cheshire sits on the north bank of River Dee with beautiful countryside and agricultural land. It is one of the oldest walled cities in , and boasts an attractive historic past. The town dates back to the Roman times when the place was under their reign during 79 AD. In the same period a fortress named Deva, after the River Dee was built here. From that period to now, the city restores many of its ancient glories marking its presence as a historic town. The part of the Roman wall still stands here, giving a walkway along with an elevated view of the pleasing city. Another historic site is the Amphitheatre of the largest theatre in , this site enlivens the old Roman times.
The Grosvenor museum in Chester is a great place to look into the glorious past of the place. The coins which Chester produced from its mint are still on display in the museum. The city offers a variety of ancient attractions wooing people with its elegance and design. The churches, remains of castle, monuments, buildings and many more architectural marvel of the past gives Chester a unique look. In order to make Chester a must see European destination, a ten year plan was made with a huge investment of £1.3 billion with the nickname Chester Renaissance. It is known that tourism is one of the most integral parts of the economical base of Chester which contributes a lot. With a diversified connection of roads and rail route Chester serves easy access to many nearby locations including Liverpool, Crewe, Manchester Piccadilly and Wrexham General.
The place attracts a large number of visitors, leisure travellers, stag and hen groups and holiday seekers to explore the attractions and beauties of the place. From the clock tower which is said to be the most photographed tower in Britain to the Chester zoo, the second biggest in the country. Chester has an array of things to offer to the guest, the lifestyle of the place is impressive with happening life and fervor all around. The city boasts a wide variety of shops, restaurants, hotels, museums, race course and pubs, so tourist gets enough ways to indulge themselves here.
The nightlife in Chester is full of fun and life with huge number of pubs scattered all over the city- one can enjoy a rocking time here. There are also many old-fashioned English pubs in Chester, which serve as a good alternative to enjoy the nighttime out with friends or family. These pubs offer variety of drinks and cocktails to the guest in an impressive ambiance, hey, but do check out to grab the drink before 11:30pm as these pubs close after that during week days and a bit earlier on Sundays. The Boot Inn, is one of the oldest pub in Chester which dates back to 1643, it offers a great ambiance to chill out and hang out during night time with near and dear ones.
What’s more Chester exhibits a healthy accommodation culture in and around the city with plush hotels and other staying options providing warm welcome to guest with all modern amenities. Guest can choose from any of the budget to luxury hotels depending on their requirements and budget. There are many guest houses and cottages to accommodate guest in a pleasant surroundings. Amidst all these features Chester sits as an ideal spot for short breaks, leisure trips, stag weekends and hen weekends. Chester thus exhibits something for everyone in a varied form. |
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