Welcome to Chester, England

Chester is one of England's beautiful historic cities, located in the North West of England in the county of Cheshire. If you have not visited Chester yet, then what are you waiting for? Chester has something for everyone. Here you can find recent photos of Chester and tourist information you need if you are planning a visit to the City of Chester. Also browse our unique wide panoramas of Chester.

A Guide to The City of Chester

Here at Chester360 you can find information you need if you are visiting or living in Chester. Chester is famous for its black & white Tudor style buildings that line Eastgate and Bridge Street, the two main shopping streets in Chester. You can walk along the famous galleried 'Rows' on each side of the streets.

Some of Chester's main tourist attractions include:
Chester Cathedral, The Roman Amphitheatre, Medieval Rows,
Chester Racecourse, The River Dee, Roman Walls and many more.
Tourist Attractions in Chester.

Chester Cathedral

Chester Cathedral (above) is a Church of England cathedral, built on Anglo-Saxon foundations dating back to the year 907. Since then it has gradually been extended and rebuilt three times, the most lasting design from 1250 being what we mainly see today. For the first 530 years it was called Saint Werburgh's Abbey after the remains of the Saint it housed. The Dissolution of the Monasteries saw it become a cathedral. It was thanks to the admiration of King Henry VIII that it has survived. show on map

Visit Chester

Chester Visitor Centre & Cafe (above) is the best place to start your visit to Chester. This centre has maps, attraction leaflets, advice and information you need to plan what you are going to see and do in Chester. Located next to the Chester Roman Amphitheatre. There is also another Tourist Information next to Chester Town Hall.