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The centuries have left Chester with some of the richest history
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and resounding heritage in the country.
1. The Town Hall
2. Roman Legionaries
3. The Water Tower
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Experience
13th century Rows shopping
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galleries. Walk on the walls –
Chester’s history,
the most complete in Britain –
in all its potent glory.
which surround the city and create
Visit the Grosvenor Museum
a uniquely intimate setting for
to see the most impressive
Soak it up. Breathe it in. Wallow
festivals of literature and music.
collection of Roman
in it. Chester’s action-packed,
tombstones, along with
thrilling adventure of gladiators
Discover the fascinating findings
fascinating displays that build
and invading armies, kings and
of Britain’s biggest archaeological
a picture of Roman Chester.
queens, saints and sinners, poets
dig at Chester’s 2,000 year old
and musicians has been going
Roman Amphitheatre, visit the
on for 2,000 years. It’s real, it’s
Grosvenor Museum to see the
exciting and it’s all around you.
city’s extraordinary wealth
of Roman treasures, or the
Explore the Medieval streets,
cathedral; the Medieval shrine of
lined with Chester’s distinctive
St. Werburgh dating back to 1092.
black and white buildings and
By late Anglo-Saxon times,
Did you know? Chester was important enough
to produce coins at its own mint.
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