Escaping to Chester can be fun for the whole family. There are plenty of family friendly activities, eateries and places to stay in the city. Skip the crowds by visiting during the week or make a weekend out of your visit.
Chester Zoo has been rated the best zoo in the UK and 3rd in the world. It has also been recognised the UK’s top attraction outside of London. See over 35,000 animals and 128 acres of zoological gardens.
For some educational fun, visit the Grosvenor Museum where you can learn all about Cheshire’s fascinating history. Throughout the museum there are a range of interactive models, screens, dressing up and activities to add to the enjoyability of any interests.
Storyhouse is a multi award-winning theatre, library, restaurant and cinema located in the heart of Chester. They have a dedicated children’s section full of inspiration for all ages. On the weekend they have family friendly screenings where you can watch kid friendly films at a discounted price.
Explore the city of Chester with a Roman soldier as your guide with the Roman Tours. This 90 minute tour starts at the Visitor Information Centre and takes you through the city centre to the Roman Gardens and ends in the Amphitheatre. On this interactive tour you will learn about Chester’s Roman history and what life was like during the Roman era.
Get a different view of the city with a trip down the River Dee on ChesterBoat. Sail along the river in their 30-minute city cruise which leaves every half hour from The Groves. You can also use Chester Boat Hire to hire row boats, paddle boats, or motor boats which are perfect for family fun on the River Dee.
Take a self-guided Treasure Hunt through Chester with The Chester Treasure Hunt Trail. Download and print your Trail booklet from the Treasure Trails website with this unique route for exploring Chester which will have you solving clues along the route through the city.
Step onto the historic Rows of Chester and enjoy a little artsy fun at Pictura Studios. Get in touch with your creative side with a choice of pottery painting, decopatch, canvas painting or clay sculpting. If you don’t feel very creative, check out Pictua’s art gallery which highlights art from local artists and students.
Explore the gory story of medicine through time at Sick to Death. Learn and laugh in a gross but family fun attraction. Sick to Death is a history of medicine attraction in Chester city centre, on the historic rows and within a 16th Century church. It offers a playground of plague with a smatter of splatter & a chance to poke into the medical past in a fun, interactive & unique learning experience.
The DEVA Roman Experience will take you on a voyage back through time 2000 years ago to Roman Britannia where the fortress of DEVA Victrix is welcoming visitors from far and wide. Join our legion and help us expand our mighty roman empire.
Through a meticulously designed set, let the talented ensemble of characters immerse your senses in the Roman bath house, market street, and amphitheatre as you watch the drama unfold as Gladiators fight it out to the death!
With 7 actor led shows, special effects, cutting edge projection mapping and REAL archaeology on site will you adjust to the Roman way of life or remain a measly pleb in the ways of the emperor?
Little Owl is a family-friendly pub with a large variety of food to choose from including the daily specials board which features up to 25 dishes selected by their chef as well as an incredible children’s menu. As an added bonus, relax with a drink while the kids enjoy the outdoor play area.
Indulge in American style BBQ at Hickory’s Smokehouse located on The Groves with a view of the River Dee. At Hickory’s their youngest diners are considered VIK’s, Very Important Kids! They believe kids make the atmosphere at their restaurants and try to offer a fun range of activities for them. There is a safe outdoor area for playing with yard games, they offer table top activities like colouring pages and there is even a cinema room with the latest kids film to keep them entertained!
Family struggling to agree on what type of food to eat? There is a something for everyone (including the little ones) at Chester Market. Make the whole family happy with a variety of food options, Thai by Thai, burgers from NiceBites to seafood from the Sandbar Seafood Shack everyone in the family can enjoy their favourite meal. Parents can even grab a drink from the bar. After your meal indulge in delicious sweet treats from The Pastry Pédaleur.
Chester offers several family-friendly hotels that provide both comfort and convenience for families visiting the city. The DoubleTree by Hilton Chester is another excellent choice, with family rooms, a large outdoor space, and an indoor pool to keep the little ones entertained. It also boasts a great location near the city centre, making it easy to explore Chester’s sights.
Spend the night in the centre of the city at Crowne Plaza. Rated family friendly, Crowne Plaza is a wonderful place to spend the night with the family while staying centrally located. There are numerous amenities to enjoy during your stay, including an indoor pool.
Situated in the heart of Chester, minutes from the River Dee and the vibrant and chic boutiques in the city, Oddfellows is a profoundly unique hotel which will capture your imagination and shape the way you travel. And just minutes from the city centre is Rowton Hall Hotel, nestled in secluded grounds this historic and grand hotel has a relaxed, friendly feel that makes everyone feel welcome.
With a variety of options, Chester’s family-friendly hotels ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay for families of all sizes.
Need more inspiration for your family break to Chester & Cheshire? Make sure to check out our Family Breaks homepage for all the best bits of family fun including attractions, accommodation and restaurants!
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A visit to Cheshire isn’t complete without a trip to the UK’s number one zoo. Chester Zoo is home to over 27,000 endangered and exotic animals based in beautiful, award-winning zoological gardens.
** Ethical, Responsible and Sustainable Tourism Award Winner at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2024**
** Visitor Attraction of the Year Award at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2024 - Highly Commended **
** Tourism Marketing Project of the Year Award at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2024 - Highly Commended **
** Visitor Attraction of the Year at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2022/23 - Highly Commended **
** Best Tourism Marketing Project Award Winner at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2022/23 **
Chester Zoo is home to over 27,000 endangered and unusual animals based in beautiful, award-winning zoological gardens. With over 500 different animal species in our 128 acres of award-winning gardens, you’re sure to have great day out full of adventure where you’ll feel empowered and inspired to create a better world for wildlife.
Bring your pride to see ours and visit our incredible Asiatic lions in their savannah habitat. Take a trip to Madagascar and wander through our lemur walkthrough habitat, then explore the dense jungles of South-East Asia by boat, and immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of the Monsoon Forest.
Come and see some of our newest and cutest arrivals, with many making their very first appearances, from the critically endangered cotton-top tamarin to the incredibly rare dusky pademelon.
Stop for a bite at one of the many restaurants, cafes and kiosks located throughout the zoo! From classic family friendly dishes to tasty street food.
If you’re looking for something extra special, our contemporary British pub The Oakfield, serves freshly prepared locally sourced food and hand-picked beers, wines and spirits – the perfect accompaniment to your zoo visit.
Join our Zoo Rangers for a jam-packed programme of talks and family-fun events to top up your knowledge of incredible animals across the globe! What’s more, we have plenty of playgrounds and activities to keep the kids (and the kids at heart) happy all day long!
Why not turn your zoo visit into an adventure and book one of our unique Experiences that give you the opportunity to get even closer to our animals and plants with exclusive access and feeding activities? You’ll also gain behind the scenes knowledge from our expert keepers.
Large Attraction of the Year Gold Award Winner and Silver Award Winner for the Resillience and Innovation Award at the 2022 Visit England Awards for Excellence.
Discover our revolutionary new app, Wild Wander; where Pokémon Go meets rambling!
Wild Wander, our exciting new app has been designed to connect people with nature through the digital world and encourage them to explore and protect the great outdoors. The app will allow users to explore four trails in the zoo’s Nature Recovery Corridor like never before: thriving with beautifully animated local species in augmented reality.
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The Grosvenor Museum is full of surprises which tell the stories of Cheshire from pre-history to the 20th century.
Bring the family, dial your curiosity all the way up to eleven, and come and find out about the history, places and people of West Cheshire.
To find our opening times please visit our website.
If you need any assistance ahead of your visit, please ring us on 01244 972197 above or email us and we will be happy to help. Please do not email us unless you need assistance and are unable to ring us.
Information on our other museums can be found on the West Cheshire Museums' homepage.
Following current restrictions please note that face coverings must be worn in our museums at all times, unless you are exempt.
The Grosvenor Museum is full of surprises which tell the stories of Cheshire from pre-history to the 20th century. Some of the surprises of the collections and displays are:
- Trace fossils of a Chirotherium which wasn’t a dinosaur, but one of their ancestors. No skeletons have ever been found and these trace fossil footprints and tail marks are the only remains we have of this animal.
- The kermadec petrel is a tropical seabird of the southern oceans. This was the first recorded kermadec petrel in Cheshire. It was found dead at Tarporley on April 1 1908. Nobody knows if this bird flew from the tropics by itself, or if it escaped or was released from captivity in this country.
- A skeleton was discovered in the well of a Roman mansio just behind the museum. He was between 18 and 25 years old when he died signs on his upper arm bones show that he engaged in extreme physical activity from an early age, possibly as young as 12, which was the start of working life for Romans.
- The Roman tombstones of the Sarmation horseman who wears a tall conical helmet with his cloak streaming behind him. He holds up a dragon standard which would have caught the wind in the dragon’s mouth and made a terrifying shrieking sound.
- The Roman galleries explore Roman life and death in the Roman fortress of Deva and display the largest group of Roman memorial stones from a single site in Britain. The Museum contains 2 artistic references to the Ancient Greek myth of Actaeon – come & see if you can find both.
- Nine room-sets illustrate changing fashions in domestic interiors from the 17th century to the 1920s. One of our staff members says: I love the Edwardian shower because every time I look at it I just imagine what it would have been like to use it.
- Natural Cheshire has been designed with younger visitors in mind to explore area’s rich natural history. The Museum geology collection contains over 4,000 specimens including rocks, minerals & fossils!
- The paintings and sculpture in the Art Gallery span half a millennium of art in Cheshire. ‘By a Mountain Stream, North Wales’ by William Huggins 1880. This painting contains a number of sheep... but how many? Staff and visitors alike are undecided!
- Silver Gallery presents the definitive collection of Chester silver. The bowl from this silver ‘coconut cup’ is made from a polished coconut shell… Amazing!
The galleries have a range of interactive models, screens, dressing up and activities to make the visit enjoyable for all interests.
There is an active programme of special exhibitions and events. See website for more information.
Wheelchair access to the ground floor, including Exhibition Gallery One, Lecture Theatre and accessible toilet. No lift to Art Gallery, Costume Gallery or Exhibition Gallery Two on first floor.
There is a small café at the museum offering hot and cold drinks, and small snacks. For something more substantial there are many cafes, restaurants and pubs nearby. You are welcome to eat your packed lunch in the Kings Arms Kitchen, however please note there is no disabled access. The Kings Arms Kitchen is used by schools over lunch periods during term time.
The Grosvenor Museum is a stone’s throw from the heart of the city and en route to the city walls.
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Storyhouse is Chester’s multi award-winning £37m theatre, library, restaurant and cinema.
** Accessible and Inclusive Award - Highly Commended at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2024**
** Accessible and Inclusive Award Winner at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2022/23**
Storyhouse is Chester’s multi award-winning £37m theatre, library, restaurant and cinema. The restored and revitalised 1930s Odeon building houses an 800-seat auditorium, a 150-seat studio theatre, a restaurant and two bars plus a 100-seat boutique, independent cinema. Alongside the building, Storyhouse run a series of festivals as well as Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre and Moonlight Flicks.
Theatre During the autumn and spring, Storyhouse welcomes the best of the UK’s and international touring work, offering a programme of dance, opera, drama, comedy and music on the theatre’s 800-seat proscenium stage. In the summer and at Christmas-time, the theatre transforms into a 500 seat thrust stage, to present Storyhouse’s home produced shows.
Library Storyhouse’s library weaves its way across the entire building. With dedicated reading rooms, spaces to meet and study and a creative children’s library – the Den providing spaces for storytelling and imagination.
Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre Storyhouse also produces the award winning Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre – every Summer a corner of Chester’s Victorian park is transformed into a unique theatre- in- the- round, with a programme of Shakespeare and adaptations of children’s classics. Plus The Chester Literature Festival every November, and WayWord festival in February half term – plus a series of music concerts and film festivals throughout the year.
The Kitchen Storyhouse’s restaurant The Kitchen has a menu celebrating the flavours of The Levant. Located in the heart of Storyhouse, it is a spacious in-house ground floor restaurant and bar. The Garret bar, situated on the fourth floor, boasts panoramic views across Chester.
Click here to book tickets, or visit the Chester Visitor Information Centre.
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Enjoy a different side of Chester - the riverside! Sail with us along the beautiful River Dee.
Enjoy a different side of Chester - the riverside! Sail with us along the beautiful River Dee.
Choose from a Half-hour City Cruise taking in the city's rich Roman, Mediaeval and Industrial heritage, or sit back and relax on our Iron Bridge Cruise, a two-hour trip into the glorious Cheshire countryside, through the Duke of Westminster’s Estate. Our routes along the Dee are full of interesting things to see and amazing wildlife - have your camera ready!
You can really enjoy the freedom of the city by opting for a great value combined ChesterBoat and City Sightseeting open-bus tour ticket. Put your feet up and let someone else do the driving, by road and by water!
We're a family business, with 40 years experience of providing first-class experiences. As well as sightseeing cruises, we also offer party nights aboard, special occasion cruises (such as afternoon tea, or fish and chips trips) and we're available for private charter. Our cruises, occasions and special events are a relaxing, comfortable all-weather attraction, with options for covered seating, a fully licenced bar and toilets.
Bonkie the Picnic Boat
Our gorgeous little picnic boat is available now for private charter – complete with your own personal skipper. We can arrange drinks and in true ChesterBoat fashion, we can also take care of catering or any special requests to make your day truly memorable. Bonkie can carry up to seven people, so she’s ideal for small gatherings such as birthday or anniversary parties, family celebrations, special occasions, or just any time you fancy an indulgent – or romantic – chauffeur-driven treat. We think Bonkie is the perfect way to make a loved one feel special. You can charter Bonkie for two-and-a-half hours for £300, which includes your own private skipper.
We look forward to welcoming you aboard!
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The Chester Treasure Hunt Trail is a self-guided Treasure Hunt which will get you exploring around this historical city. If you’re looking for things to do with family and friends when visiting Chester then this is the activity for you!
The Chester Treasure Hunt Trail is a self guided Treasure Hunt which will get you exploring around this historical city. If you’re looking for things to do with family and friends when visiting Chester then this is the activity for you! Can you follow the route and solve the sneaky clues?
Your Trail adventure starts in the city centre at “The Cross” and along the 2 mile circular Trail route you’ll explore Chester’s quaint streets and old Roman walls. The Trail then takes you down to the River Dee and around the famous Eastgate Clock and Cathedral grounds before finishing at The Rows. You’ll certainly discover some of Chester’s hidden gems along this Trail route!
Along the Trail we’ve set the clue answers on permanent features such as historical buildings, monuments and quirky signs, so you’ll have to keep your eyes peeled to crack this Treasure Hunt.
This unique way to explore Chester is suitable for both children and adults from the age 6 years and up, so everyone can get involved with following the route and solving the clues.
Download and print your Trail booklet from the Treasure Trails website for £9.99. Or get a copy posted to you by 1st class post for £11.48. One Trail booklet can be shared between 4-5 people making it a great value and enjoyable way to explore Chester.
For more information about the Chester Treasure Hunt Trail click on the “visit website” button above.
Happy Trailing!
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Tucked away on Eastgate Row, in the heart of Chester City centre is Pictura Studios, a place that offers Art for everyone! Inside Pictura Studios you will find a Creative Cafe, Art School, our very own art gallery and an art shop.
Tucked away on Eastgate Row, in the heart of Chester City centre is Pictura Studios, a place that offers Art for everyone! Inside Pictura Studios you will find a Creative Cafe, Art School, our very own art gallery and an art shop.
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Hickory’s Smokehouse is an authentic American BBQ restaurant set on the banks of the River Dee.
Hickory’s Smokehouse is an authentic American BBQ restaurant set on the banks of the River Dee.
At 'Hicks', enjoy a traditional style of cooking that has its roots in the US, but just as popular in the UK With their own geniune smoker, Hickory's is the place to experience American BBQ in food! The menu is all about finger licking, sticky and slow cooked American BBQ. There's popcorn in five flavours, the hottest buffalo wings you've ever tasted, skewers with a range of marinades, ribs slowly cooked in their Amercian smoker, salads for the summer and authentic American desserts. You'll also find 17 wide screens around the restaurant showing up to 17 different types of international sport, so you wont miss a second of the game.
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Chester’s new award-winning market offers a vibrant selection of produce and goods together with a fantastic choice of authentic global foods all under one roof.
** Taste of Cheshire Award Winner at the Marketing Cheshire Tourism Awards 2024**
Chester’s new award-winning market offers a vibrant selection of produce and goods together with a fantastic choice of authentic global foods all under one roof. Since opening in late 2022 it has now welcomed over 3 million visitors.
The driving force behind the new market has been to create a ‘modern traditional market’ in a welcoming and inclusive space for everyone to enjoy – where you really can shop local and eat global.
Open 6 days a week throughout the day and evening, with a choice of seating areas, inside and al fresco, natural light, stylish oak stalls, fully accessible and with a brand new 800-space car park next door. Awards have included for best Social Space in the Northern Design Awards, a Taste of Cheshire award from Marketing Cheshire and a Market Industry Trade Award for Best New Market, alongside a host of awards for our traders and our customer service. There is lots more to discover too - Chester in Lego, heritage stories, live music, events and art exhibitions.
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Choose the contemporary Crowne Plaza Chester hotel for a convenient location within the city walls of historic Chester. The hotel has recently under gone a huge transformation our new entrance, reception and lounge are truly spectacular.
Choose the contemporary Crowne Plaza Chester hotel for a convenient location within the city walls of historic Chester. Step into the airy, light Lobby, and leave your luggage with Crowne Plaza Chester's dedicated Concierge. Your tranquil room or Suite has cool air conditioning and wireless Internet. Head into the city for an inspiring stroll around Chester Cathedral or the crumbling Roman amphitheatre. The brick-built Crowne Plaza Chester hotel is within the old city walls, near to cutting-edge boutiques and traditional half-timbered buildings on the ‘The Rows' cobbled lanes. The hotel itself boasts 160 spacious standard and executive bedrooms many with views overlooking the city and the Welsh Hills. There is onsite parking for 80 cars with an overflow facility when full. Club Motivation offers our guests a real chance to relax and unwind with a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa bath, gymnasium and dance studio. For guests wishing to be truly pampered our Crowne Spa offers a wide range of treatments to suit everyone. The hotel has recently under gone a huge transformation our new entrance, reception and lounge are truly spectacular. The Stables Bar and Grill with its touches of racing memorabilia demonstrate how proud we are to be situated next to the oldest racecourse in Britain. The subtle tones and modern twists give the Stables Bar & Grill the opportunity to embrace their history in a smart and contemporary way. We offer an eclectic menu of food and drink in a fresh glamorous setting.
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Explore the gory story of medicine through time. Learn and laugh in a gross but family fun attraction.
Explore the gory story of medicine through time. Learn and laugh in a gross but family fun attraction.
Sick to Death is a history of medicine attraction in Chester city centre, on the historic rows and within a 16th Century church. It offers a playground of plague with a smatter of splatter & a chance to poke into the medical past in a fun, interactive & unique learning experience.
Meet the Grim Reaper and Asclepius, the ancient Greek God of medicine as they guide you through the weird and wonderful history of medicine.
Experience the past in a way that has never been done before!
Explore the pestilence ridden “Diagnosis Alley”, taking care to avoid the deadly diseases which lurk on every surface. Will you survive?
Examine the reason why autopsies were so important to furthering our understanding of the human body and maybe try performing one yourself?
Why does the plague doctor where his strange mask?
Enter the TURDIS the only time travelling toilet in existence!
Quacks! who are the villains of medicine?
Magic & Medicine – Are magic potions real?
What does your poo say about you?
Sex and the cyst (parental advisory)
Much more …….
Sick to Death is taking part in the Visit Britain National Lottery Campaign. Claim your voucher code and book your tickets here.
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The DEVA Roman Experience will take you on a voyage back through time 2000 years ago to Roman Britannia where the fortress of DEVA Victrix is welcoming visitors from far and wide.
The DEVA Roman Experience will take you on a voyage back through time 2000 years ago to Roman Britannia where the fortress of DEVA Victrix is welcoming visitors from far and wide. Join our legion and help us expand our mighty roman empire.
Through a meticulously designed set, let our talented ensemble of characters immerse your senses in our Roman bath house, market street, and amphitheatre as you watch the drama unfold as Gladiators fight it out to the death!
With 7 actor led shows, special effects, cutting edge projection mapping and REAL archaeology on site will you adjust to the Roman way of life or remain a measly pleb in the ways of the emperor?
Visit today to experience the history of Roman Chester by putting yourself right in the middle, rather than just looking through glass.
Discover Deva!
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Just minutes from Chester city centre, but nestled in secluded grounds. Historic and grand, yet with a relaxed, friendly feel that makes every welcome genuinely warm.
Just minutes from Chester city centre, but nestled in secluded grounds. Historic and grand, yet with a relaxed, friendly feel that makes every welcome genuinely warm.
Rowton Hall Hotel & Spa is set amidst eight acres of gardens and pastureland, is a highly rated luxury 4-star, 39-bedroom hotel and is just 2½ miles from the Roman City of Chester. Formerly a Georgian Manor House built in the 18th century, the Chester hotel retains many of the original features, including the original carved wood winding staircase, oak panelled corridors and Inglenook fireplace.
Dining is in the oak panelled Thyme Restaurant or Lounge bar, with dining experiences combining the freshest ingredients with homegrown fruit and vegetables from the hotel’s kitchen garden and comfortable surroundings.
The Spa and Leisure Club has four luxury treatment rooms, a 12 metre Indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna and steam room and well-equipped gymnasium.
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Situated in 12 acres of landscaped grounds, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Chester is an 18th Century Manor House, offering contemporary accommodation which beautifully combines the past and present.
Situated in 12 acres of landscaped grounds, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Chester is an 18th Century Manor House, offering contemporary accommodation which beautifully combines the past and present. Just two miles from the centre of the historic city of Chester, with 219 guest bedrooms and over 300 complimentary car parking spaces.
Unwind in the Garden Room and Terrace restaurant overlooking the walled gardens. The onsite bar also offers an extensive gin menu, with its selection of botanicals from the finest English distilleries.
Indulge in some TLC at the luxury Club and Spa. Take an incredible sensory journey through a variety of treatment rooms, and relax with a dip in the outdoor thermal pool. To end, experience a sequence of thermal rooms including the aroma room, steam room, Hammam and sauna. Enjoy the gym facilities, with innovative fitness equipment and state-of-the-art machines.
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Situated in the heart of Chester, minutes from the River Dee and the vibrant and chic boutiques in the city, you will find a profoundly unique hotel which will capture your imagination and shape the way you travel.
Situated in the heart of Chester, minutes from the River Dee and the vibrant and chic boutiques in the city, you will find a profoundly unique hotel which will capture your imagination and shape the way you travel. Behind our stunning 17th century façade, Oddfellows has been lovingly restored to its former glory with a nod to its heritage. Cutting edge style mingles with inimitable sophistication and our contemporary bedrooms, private dining rooms, Lounge Bar and garden restaurant will guarantee you an experience in the cosmopolitan, the unpredictable and the flamboyant. For those wanting to extend their stay for more than just the evening, Oddfellows offers 18 of the most exclusive boutique bedrooms in Chester, Cheshire and the North West, each has its own charm and a combination of iconic and contemporary luxury furnishings. The Garden by Oddfellows offers a unique dining experience, the perfect place to enjoy delectable quality food in the most enticing of environments. Sip a cocktail in The Lounge Bar or venture into The Secret Garden where you will find secluded areas, open fire pits and a guaranteed experience in the cosmopolitan, the unpredictable and the flamboyant.
From | To | Distance * (metric) |
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Chester Zoo (53.22551,-2.87758) | Grosvenor Museum (53.18776,-2.89191) | 3.88 |
Grosvenor Museum (53.18776,-2.89191) | Storyhouse (53.19195,-2.89214) | 0.42 |
Storyhouse (53.19195,-2.89214) | ChesterBoat - Sightseeing River Cruises and Private Hire (53.18756,-2.88606) | 0.57 |
ChesterBoat - Sightseeing River Cruises and Private Hire (53.18756,-2.88606) | The Chester Treasure Hunt Trail (53.18926,-2.89209) | 0.4 |
The Chester Treasure Hunt Trail (53.18926,-2.89209) | Pictura Studios (53.18892,-2.8917) | 0.04 |
Pictura Studios (53.18892,-2.8917) | Hickory's Smokehouse (53.1878,-2.88704) | 0.3 |
Hickory's Smokehouse (53.1878,-2.88704) | Chester Market (53.19242,-2.89305) | 0.59 |
Chester Market (53.19242,-2.89305) | Crowne Plaza Chester (53.18993,-2.89463) | 0.27 |
Crowne Plaza Chester (53.18993,-2.89463) | Sick to Death (53.1902,-2.89142) | 0.19 |
Sick to Death (53.1902,-2.89142) | Deva Roman Experience (53.18893,-2.8922) | 0.14 |
Deva Roman Experience (53.18893,-2.8922) | Rowton Hall Hotel & Spa (53.17274,-2.82964) | 4.09 |
Rowton Hall Hotel & Spa (53.17274,-2.82964) | Doubletree by Hilton Hotel & Spa, Chester (53.20628,-2.8544) | 3.67 |
Doubletree by Hilton Hotel & Spa, Chester (53.20628,-2.8544) | Oddfellows (53.18703,-2.89025) | 2.89 |
Total Distance * | 17.45 miles | |
Estimated Journey Time | 34 minutes |
* Approximate distance by road