- Chester Cathedral — A stunning medieval cathedral with dramatic Gothic architecture, a peaceful cloister and regular guided tours, concerts and exhibitions.
- Chester City Walls — The most complete city walls in Britain forming an easy 2-mile circuit that offers panoramic views and interpretation of the city’s Roman, medieval and Victorian past.
- The Rows — Unique two-level medieval shopping galleries above street level on Northgate and Bridge Street, filled with independent shops, cafes and historic timber-framed buildings.
- Eastgate Clock & Bridge Street — The ornate Eastgate Clock, set above the original Roman gate and one of the city’s most photographed landmarks, anchors the bustling shopping thoroughfare of Bridge Street.
- Roman Amphitheatre — The largest known military amphitheatre in Britain, with exposed ruins and an informative visitor area explaining Chester’s important Roman heritage.
- Chester Zoo — One of the UK’s top zoos and conservation centres, home to hundreds of species in spacious, naturalistic enclosures and a range of seasonal events.
- Grosvenor Museum — A compact museum with strong Roman and local history collections, natural history exhibits and regular temporary displays (free entry to the core galleries).
- River Dee boat trips & riverside walks — Leisure boat trips, rowing and scenic walks along the River Dee and the Groves provide a relaxing way to enjoy Chester’s riverside parks and wildlife.
