Read our blog (October 2022) - Visit Cheshire

With everything from light trails and Christmas markets to craft workshops and visits from Santa, there's no shortage of ways to feel the festive spirit in Cheshire.

It's arguably the most important meal of the year and so it's important to get it right. It can be stressful enough cooking it never mind shopping for it, so let us take the stress out of the process for you and show you some of the best places to buy your Christmas Dinner ingredients in Cheshire.

A Christmas Dinner sourced solely from local produce, means that you can enjoy a delicious festive feast whilst feeling good about supporting Chester’s producers.

Visitors of all ages can now find out more about one of Chester's most visited attractions, the Rows, thanks to a treasure hunt, self-guided audio tour, and exhibition.

 

Gulliver’s World is offering a range of Christmas adventure packages for families this festive season including a chance to meet Santa who is back in his traditional grotto.

Cheshire is home to some of the most idyllic high streets around, with so many spots to find quirky independent gems. We’ve put together a guide to a few of our favourite indie-packed high streets from across the county, so expect the unexpected as you explore Cheshire, the home of indies!

Cheshire is bursting with frightfully successful ways to keep the kids entertained during the October half-term school holiday. Here are the highlights and for more info and ideas go to www.visitcheshire.com.  


 

From international sport and spooky trails to escape rooms and parades, as always there’s a lot going on so why not enjoy these brilliant things to do this week.

Warrington town centre will come alive with activity and celebration as part of the Rugby League World Cup (RLWC), which the town is a host venue for.