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See the sights street and independent retailers Alternatively, venture out of
Today is all about exploring in this shopper’s paradise. the city, and enjoy a ride with
the city. So hop aboard one With so much to choose from, Busybus, who take you out and
of the many sightseeing buses, you’re bound to find something about on exciting, award-winning
or delight in a guided open-top special for your day at the races, adventures into North Wales.
tour of the city on a unique or evening in the city. busybus.co.uk
1920s heritage bus.
Lunch: Visit Bollicini Bar and Dinner: Stroll back down to the
Dinner: For your first night, Restaurant at Rufus Court – racecourse, and enjoy lunch at
may we recommend dining inspired by the fashionable bars Restaurant 1539, the sophisticated
at the award-winning Oddfellows and restaurants of Milan – a place restaurant offering contemporary
– located in an elegant, to enjoy authentic Italian cuisine, British dining with breathtaking
and spectacularly renovated delicious cocktails and quality panoramic views.
Baroque townhouse, where you’ll service.
enjoy modern cuisine with a ‘retro Then it’s on to CRUISE,
twist’ and find it very hard to leave. Race to the finish Chester’s newest party destination
During race days, no visit would featuring six themed areas -
SATURDAY be complete without a trip to Manhattan Disco, Moskva, Svenska,
Chester Racecourse. Once the site Bangkok, Puerto Banus and Cool
Hit the stores
of a Roman harbour, the course Britannia for a voyage of discovery
Shopping in Chester is an
is unique in that the horses run until the early hours.
experience in itself. From the
anticlockwise. With thirteen
Medieval two-tiered Rows to the
race dates throughout the year
black and white timber-framed
– Chester Races is a must.
stores, there are over 1,000 high
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