Britain · CHESTER TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 11 chester tours that hold up, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Chester Zoo entry, with 30,000 animals, tropical habitats, gardens, playgrounds, practical tips, food advice, and value guidance.
“We had a great day lots of walking. There was plenty of places to eat and drink. Missed seeing the big cats but lots of other animals to see”
See Chester’s Roman ruins, cathedral, castle, walls, River Dee, and canal from an affordable open-top bus with 13 stops.
“the driver that welcomed us on to the bus (930am at the station) was great. Very helpful and friendly. Bus tour and boat trip were fab. I go on these trips in most cities that I visit. Citysightseeing are great. Lots of information to make you smile as well as being informative”
Cruise Chester’s River Dee for 30 minutes, with city views, Roman history, wildlife commentary, a bar, and wheelchair access.
“Very good and informative of the history of Chester”
Explore North Wales from Chester with Conwy Castle, Llandudno, Snowdonia, Betws-y-Coed, Swallow Falls, and Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.
“We saw what we wanted to see, and the weather was good. The guide was very knowledgeable.”
Explore Chester’s Roman, medieval, and Victorian story on a 90-minute small-group walk with cathedral views, historic Rows, and local tips.
“The weather!! lol. Just kidding. I wish I could hear him a little better! I loved the history!”
Review of the North Wales and Caernarfon Castle day tour from Chester, with Conwy, Eryri, Betws-y-Coed, pricing, tips, and honest advice.
“This tour includes all the gems of the North of Wales and is definitely worth going! It is a wonderful blend of historical places and scenic views of Snowdonia! I was exceptionally lucky with the guide - Mike - who made it all very special and looked after us really well! Excellent planning and perfect organization! Many thanks to our friendly and knowledgeable guide Mike!”
Review of the Chester to Lake District tour, with Windermere cruise, Blea Tarn, Grasmere, practical tips, costs, and honest drawbacks.
“Un paseo excelente, bien planificado y puntual. El guía Frank es maravilloso, sus valiosos comentarios, incluso durante el camino, nos hizo pasar un día inolvidable. Lo recomendamos ampliamente, el tiempo se pasa volando. Lo repetiríamos. Frank muy buen chofer.”
Step into Roman Chester at DEVA Roman Experience, with bathhouses, markets, gladiators, projection effects, and real archaeology.
“I thought it was great. Started prompt and the actors/characters really made the visit and they differentiated the stories for the guests and kept everyone's attention. It was a perfect place for my three young children and they loved the boat and the gladiator 'fight' scene. I enjoyed the interactive museum/dig displays at the end.”
Explore Chester after dark with grave diggers Dig and Dug on a funny, theatrical 90-minute ghost walk through the city.
Explore Chester’s Roman streets, city walls, park, and River Dee through a self-guided puzzle quest for up to five people.
“Clearly well researched activity but way too long and too detailed. Some questions were incredibly hard to even understand how to solve, plus if you do digital then do it all the way. Puzzles and crosswords that requires pen and paper while walking are ridiculous. We ended up skipping a lot of questions.”
Review of a 10-hour Yorkshire tour from Chester, with Haworth, Hardraw Force, Wensleydale cheese, Ribblehead Viaduct, and Malham Cove.
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