Chester

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Chester Cathedral AS one of Britain's most popular Cathedrals, Chester receives around 1 million visitors each year. more

The City Walls CHESTER calls itself The Walled City. It has the most complete circuit of city walls in the country. more

Grosvenor Park LYING adjacent to the River Dee, the 20 acre park was donated to the city by Richard, the second Marquis of Westminster and was opened in 1867. more

Grosvenor Precinct SITUATED next to the illustrious Grosvenor Hotel on Eastgate Street, the Grosvenor Precinct can also be accessed from Bridge Street Row and Pepper Street. more

Old Dee Bridge THE Old Dee Bridge was constructed in stone around 1387 at a site previously occupied by numerous wooden bridges. more

Chester Racecourse CHESTER city's racecourse is the oldest in the country and, at just over a mile around, is the smallest in the UK. more

The High Cross SITUATED on the crossroads that joins Watergate Street, Northgate Street, Bridge Street and Eastgate Street, the Cross was first mentioned in the city records in 1377. more

King Charles' Tower ALSO known as the Phoenix Tower or the Newton Tower, King Charles' Tower looks out over the suburb of Newton and was used as a meeting place for the city guilds after 1613. more

Chester Castle 'ONE of the most powerful monuments of the Greek revival in the whole of England.' more

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