What You Will Do
NOTE: English tours only on Sundays at 10.30 pm. Discover all the secrets that this city, with its 2000 years of history, hides. Recently named the most beautiful city in the world according to the golden standard, Chester is a wonder almost unknown to many, so on this visit we will see everything that makes it unique. The cathedral, former abbey; the walls of Roman origin that form the most complete tour of the UK; the most photographed clock in the UK after Big Ben, the archaeological site of the Roman amphitheater and we will walk through the Rows, the original 12th century elevated galleries that only exist in Chester. Also the beautiful square of the abbey that has served as a setting for the filming of some films.
You are going to fall in love with Chester and we are sure that you will remember her forever.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Next to the entrance to the tourist office or Visitors Information Center
1
Chester Town Hall
10 minutes
This square is the center of Chester since Roman times, we will discover the Victorian town hall and the vicissitudes it suffered in its construction.
2
Little Abbey Gateway
15 minutes
We will enter the square of the old abbey and with a leap in time we will discover how the monks lived and how it was saved by becoming an Anglican cathedral.
3
Chester
15 minutes
The Rows. elevated medieval galleries, unique in the world. One of the reasons why Chester became famous in the Victorian era, with the most elegant and famous shops of the 19th century.
4
Chester
10 minutes
Roman amphitheater, Roman archaeological remains
5
Chester
10 minutes
East Gate Clock. The most photographed clock in the UK after Big Ben. Made and installed here to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897. A wrought iron beauty.
6
Chester
10 minutes
Roman Gardens, next to the walls, we will discover how Chester suffered during the Civil War in 1642, and the Roman hypocaust that heated the public baths of the Roman fortress.
7
Chester
15 minutes
Cathedral, former St Werbourgh Abbey. We will surround the cathedral and we will discover its foundation and origins, the changes that have shaped it in its almost thousand years of history. Without entering, we will discover the history of this unique building.
8
Chester
15 minutes
Kale yard gate. The importance of a wall in medieval times.
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