Tourist Attractions in Chester

Chester, a city located in north western England, is best known for its well-preserved Roman walls that are made of local red sandstone. Strolling around this old city, which was originally a Roman fortress back in 1st century AD, will show you around arcades and Tudor-style buildings made from timbre.

When visiting the county town of Cheshire, don’t forget to visit the following top-rated attractions: City Walls, Chester Rows with its galleried walkways and shops, Watergate and Lower Bridge Streets, Chester Cathedral, Cathedral Choir, Chester Roman Amphitheatre, St. John’s Church, Grosvenor Museum, Cheshire Military Museum, Chester Zoo, Beeston Castle and many more. Other places to see in the city are the Blue Planet Aquarium, St. Michael’s Church, Tatton Park, Peckforton Castle and the Ness Botanic Gardens.

You can also join the annual two-week Chester Music Festival or the Dewa Roman Experience that will take you around the 2000-year-old Roman fortress’s history.

There are 9 tourist attractions found in Chester. The major types of tourist attractions listed here are zoo and museums. Then there is also nature attractions listed in Chester. You may find a list of all categories of Chester attractions on this page. Click on a category to find all attractions of Chester of that type.