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There is nothing quite like cosying up in your favourite spot and enjoying a traditional Sunday lunch.

Chester is a great place to explore on two wheels especially if you are looking for new places for a gentle ride with the family or a more challenging long route.

Nestled in the foothills of the Peak District National Park, on the eastern edge of the Cheshire Plain - Bollington is a quaint semi-rural village within the town parish of Macclesfield. Keep reading as I share 10 brilliant things to do in Bollington otherwise known as ‘Happy Valley’!

It is no secret that Cheshire has spectacular natural scenery. In this blog, we outline where you can get the best views of our county AND which of our fantastic self-catering providers are nearby!

Now we’re allowed to travel a little further, we thought it was time to showcase our gorgeous surroundings here in Cheshire. Luckily, Anna from Trails and Triangulations has been out and about across Cheshire on some stunning (and very long!) trail running routes

Here in Chester & Cheshire, we’ve got a lot going on from the freshest, newest attractions, to the return of your firm favourites. So here are our suggestions for 17 great ideas for 17 May (and beyond!):

With the school summer holidays just around the corner, the family-friendly pursuit of packing a picnic and heading off for a day exploring Cheshire will be on the cards for many as we stay closer to home this year. Rather than joining the crowds at busier more popular attractions, take inspiration from our round-up to visit some lesser-known and quieter corners of our wonderful county.

After its annual Bluebell Walk was postponed in 2020 due to the pandemic, local gem Combermere Abbey will reopen its grounds to the public in a way that’s bigger and better than ever before.

Discover Forest Bathing in Tatton Park’s Gardens and follow our step-by-step beginner’s guide, set beneath some of the Gardens most treasured trees.

Under the current circumstances some of you may be self-isolating or unwell and thinking that it will be hard to still treat your mum this Mother’s Day. We’ve complied a few ideas for how to put that much-needed smile on her face this Mothering Sunday.

Now that the festive period is behind us, whether you’re doing dry January or are on a health kick, you might be feeling a little bit down in the dumps and need a pick-me-up from the new year dip. Well, Cheshire has the answer! Here are a few ideas to suit everyone to get you started...

With the sun coming out and the weather getting better, it's time to get outside and make the most out of your visit to Cheshire.