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Did you know? Walks & Tours...
History Hunter • Hugh the Wolf – nephew of
William the Conqueror – and
Explore Chester’s 2,000 years
a bloodthirsty Norman battle-
of action-packed history on
lord – built a stronghold.
a 90-minute walk and discover
a world where: • Civil War – when Cromwell’s
troops and Royalist
• The 20th Roman Legion,
forces clashed.
conquerors of Iceni warrior
queen Boadicea, built Fortress Departs: 10.30am daily
Deva to repel Welsh tribes. (additional tour at 11.30am,
Chester is the only place in May – September).
Britain to have retained the • Viking raiders landed
in ominous long-ships

historic tradition of regular
Location: Town Hall Tourist
midday proclamations from
on Chester’s shores. Information Centre.
a fixed point. Town Crier
• Alf red the Great’s daughter
T: 01244 402111/405626
proclamations are made at
ruled an Anglo-Saxon kingdom.
12 noon at The Cross in the city
centre, Tuesdays to Saturdays,
from May 1st to August 31st.
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