Go back in time to the 1st century and imagine you are a Roman about to take battle in the largest Roman amphitheatre in Britain. Witness where gladiatorial games and military training once took place.

Here we see some of the oldest buildings in Chester dating from Tudor times all the way through to Georgian. See where King Charles I had his last meal in Chester before escaping into Wales. Spot Georgian era Tax Evasion and more!

Step back in time as you explore the unique and historic Chester Rows, a one-of-a-kind shopping and architectural marvel dating back to the medieval era. Wander through the famous two-level covered walkways lines with boutique shops, cafes nd artisan stalls. Take in the stunning black and white timber framed buildings that create a picture-perfect setting, many dating back to the 13th and 14th centuries. We see more superb architecture as we head to the centre of the city.

The Centre of the City of Chester, a historic meeting point where four of the city's oldest streets converge. Live music by street performers is the norm in this part of the city. Stand where Chester's roman roots and medieval past intersect, surrounded by stunning Tyudor-style buildings and charming shops.

Our walking tour will end at this point. Continue to marvel at the inticate red sandstone, soaring spires and beautifully clock tower of the Town Hall. You will be close to the Visitor Centre where you can buy some souvenirs.

After an enriching guided walking tour of Chester’s historic highlights, enjoy some well-deserved free time to explore the city at your own pace. This is your chance to dive deeper into Chester’s unique charm, relax, or indulge in some local treats. Shop the Chester Rows Explore Historic Sites: Visit the stunning Chester Cathedral, stroll along the ancient city walls, or pop into small museums and galleries that catch your eye. Savor Local Flavors: Choose from a variety of cozy cafes, traditional pubs, or stylish restaurants to enjoy anything from afternoon tea to hearty British fare or international cuisine. Relax by the River: Head down to the River Dee’s scenic banks for a peaceful break or a leisurely riverside walk.