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1. The Rows adjacent to The Cross
2. Grosvenor Shopping Centre
3. Eastgate Street Row (alannovelli.co.uk)
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Fall under the
Walk around the traffic-free heart to Chester’s Market Hall
of the city and it’s impossible not Pick up a bargain or splash
spell of a city
to fall under the spell of a city out on a treat. Shop in Chester
totally entranced
totally entranced by its own and the world is at your feet.
by its own heritage.
heritage, yet buzzing with real,
vibrant, 21st century life.
Chester is the spiritual home of Lunch in style
real shopping: it has the oldest
shop front in England and the
one and only Rows - 700 year
Drop in for lunch, or while
old two-tier covered shopping
away your afternoon…
galleries. Here shoemakers and
Restaurant 1539
ironmongers once sold their
Lunch in the glass-fronted,
wares in these magnificent
panoramic restaurant
Medieval marvels.
boasting magnificent views
across the racecourse.
Browse for the biggest
names all under one roof Chez Jules
at The Grosvenor Shopping Enjoy French fare from a
Centre, or find your favourites menu that changes daily.
at The Forum: a convenient route
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