How to Explore the Walled City of Chester, Chester, England

This post is one of a series of articles featuring some of the places I was familiar with whilst growing up in Cheshire, England. Indeed, the recent lockdown and subsequent international travel restrictions have given me the perfect opportunity to revisit some old haunts 鈥� and discover some new ones along the way. And, hopefully, if you鈥檙e visiting this corner of northwest England, you might be inclined to try them out, too!

As a kid growing up on the Wirral Peninsula, I always considered it a special treat to be taken out by my two aunts on a day trip to Chester. It usually involved a visit to the zoo followed by a gentle row along the River Dee in a hired boat. All finished off with a fish and chips takeaway before returning back home in time for the latest edition of聽The High Chaparral.聽

Nowadays I鈥檇 probably skip the zoo. I still haven鈥檛 mastered rowing a boat in a straight line. And the High Chaparral has yet to make it on to Netflix. But Chester, a beautiful walled city originally founded by the Romans, is just as alluring as ever. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: How to Explore the Walled City of Chester
Guide Location: England » Chester
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Ian Mackenzie
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