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Walks & Tours...
Stretch your legs. Expand your Roman Soldier Wall Patrol The Christmas Tour
mind. Open the floodgates Step 2,000 years back in A fun-filled look at the customs,
of time – on one of our unique time with a legionary in full origins and tradition of Chester’s
walking tours. battlegear. See pages 42/43 festive season.
for further information.
Location: Town Hall Tourist
History Hunter
Information Centre
Explore Chester’s 2,000 years of Ghosts...
action-packed history. See pages A tour that re-opens Chester’s
Departs: 1.30pm
8/9 for further information. very own x-files. See pages
Days: Thursdays, Saturdays
50/51 for further information.
and Sundays
Secret Chester
Unlocking the city’s hidden Chester Rows: The Inside Story
Dates: 12th November
heritage treasures including Want to know more about the
– 24th December
the towers on the walls and part city’s unique, 700 year old, two-
Exclusive tours for groups are
of the original Norman castle. tier shopping galleries?
bookable in advance in most
Location: Town Hall Tourist
Join a new walking tour called
languages at any time.
Information Centre
Inside Story with a city guide as
Many additional theme tours
Departs: 2pm
we explore the hidden heritage
are available or can be created
inside the Rows’ stores. See pages
Dates: May to October
especially to your requirements.
12/13 for further information.
For contact details, see box
on far left.
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