Admire Chester Cathedral’s New Red Sandstone beauty, blending Norman and Gothic styles. A living place of worship, it holds over 1,000 years of history, faith, and artistry in every stone and archway.

The 85-foot Addleshaw Tower, a Grade II-listed bell tower in Chester Cathedral’s grounds, showcases intricate stonework, stunning stained glass, and innovative design, blending modernity with historical significance.

Welcome to Chester’s City Walls, 2,000 years of history and views await! Built in 79 AD, these Grade I-listed walls span Roman, Saxon, and Norman eras. Walk along, uncovering tales and breathtaking sights!

Kaleyard Gate, a 13th-century gem, was built for monks to access gardens. Still locked nightly at 9 PM as per tradition, it’s a charming relic of Chester’s medieval past and a true hidden treasure!

Don’t miss King Charles Tower, a 13th-century gem of red sandstone, symbolizing resilience with its phoenix emblem. Explore its medieval architecture, climb to the battlements, and soak in its captivating history. A must-see on Chester’s iconic city walls!

Explore the Shropshire Union Canal, featuring the ingenious Bunbury Staircase Locks. Enjoy scenic views, peaceful ambiance, and boat hire for an adventure that bridges Chester’s history and charm!

Admire Northgate, a striking red sandstone gateway on Chester’s historic walls. Enjoy views of Northgate Street below and spot the Bridge of Sighs, a small but significant piece of Chester’s history.

Discover Morgan's Mount, a Grade I listed 1645 observation platform with Captain Morgan's Cannon. Imagine soldiers defending Chester and enjoy breathtaking views—a must-see on your city wall walk!

Visit Pemberton's Parlour, a semicircular gem on Chester's walls. With intricate panels, cozy seating, and panoramic views, it’s the perfect spot to relax and admire the city’s historic charm and greenery.

Discover the 14th-century Water Tower, a Grade I-listed marvel of medieval engineering. Once vital for city defense and trade, it now stands with Bonewaldesthorne's Tower, rich in history and charm!

The Watergate, once a medieval port entry, now stands as an 18th-century red sandstone arch, echoing Chester’s maritime past. Explore its charm, iconic streets, and tales of resilience along Watergate Street!

Stroll along Nuns Road, rich with medieval tales of St. Mary’s nunnery, ghostly whispers, and Roman burial grounds—a hauntingly charming path steeped in history and supernatural intrigue!

Behind Chester Castle lies a storybook scene: the 12th-century Agricola Tower, historic charm, and the Grosvenor Bridge, once the world’s longest single-span bridge. A must-see blend of past and present!

The Old Dee Bridge, a 1387 marvel with red sandstone arches, and the neoclassical Bridgegate of 1781, blend medieval defense with elegance, embodying centuries of Chester’s vibrant history and innovation.

The Roman Gardens showcase ancient wonders like columns, a hypocaust system, and artifacts, blending history with culture. Explore mosaics, plants, and events in this vibrant hub.

The Newgate, a Gothic Revival gem built in 1938, blends history and imagination. Its red sandstone facade hides a reinforced concrete core, replacing the 1553 Peppergate with whimsical elegance.

From Newgate, marvel at Chester's Roman Amphitheatre, an oval masterpiece of ancient design. Its weathered stone walls tell tales of grand Roman heritage amidst the city's modern charm.

Admire Chester’s iconic Eastgate Clock, a Victorian masterpiece honoring Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, surrounded by layers of Roman, medieval, and Georgian history in this unforgettable final stop.