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Chester City guide, including hotels

Visit Chester and discover a delightful
cultural mix that evolves when a 21st centuryVito's Trattoria Pizzeria. This is a
city has been shaped by 2,000 years oftraditional pizzeria where the waiters pace
history. Within the city walls Chesterabout with enormous pepper mills and
combines five star luxuries, exclusivestraw-wrapped Chianti bottles hold candles
stores, excellent dining and a vibrantover gingham tablecloths. All the old
nightlife with attractions such as a Romanfavourite  dishes  appear  on  the long menu.
Amphitheatre  and  Gothic  Cathedral.
Chez Jules Restaurant. Located in a former
Places  of  interest:fire station this is a bistro style
restaurant where the reasonably priced menu
Chester boasts a complete circuit of historicis changed daily. There are usually about six
walls, sections of which date back to Romanstarters and the same number of mains on
times, Chester's most unique feature is theoffer. It is a firm favourite with the
13th century 'Rows' - two tiers of enticinglocals.
shops, running through the main streets.
Other attractions include the beautiful RiverMongolian Barbeque. An award-winning
Dee, the recently restored Grosvenor andrestaurant that offers customers the chance
Cheshire Military Museums, a Romanto choose their own combination of meat, fish
Amphitheatre, the Grosvenor Park and theand vegetables and then watch as they are
city's  famous  Roodee  Racecourse.stir fried on a huge Mongolian style griddle.
The Roman Amphitheatre, the largest arenaThe Boot Inn, Chester's oldest public house
ever  uncovered  in  Britain.dates back to 1643, its façade was rebuilt
and restored in the late 19th century and
The famous Chester Rows are unique, beingagain in 1988. This very attractive 17th
two-tiered galleries built in the traditionalCentury inn is accessible from the street
black and white 'magpie' style. They offer alevel by narrow stony staircase. This leads
wide range of shops selling goods frominto a large hall, which is divided into two
antiques  to  high  fashion.main sections. Features include a fireplace,
a large bar counter, low ceilings and exposed
Grosvenor Museum offers visitors the chancebeams.
to explore 2000 years of Chester history.
This includes Roman life, Chester wildlife -Hotels  &  Accommodation:
past and present, art galleries, and a unique
Chester timeline. Entrance is free. You canThe city of Chester has a wide range of
take a light hearted journey through thehotels and quality assured guest houses
Roman heritage of Chester. Tours lastsuitable for the business traveller and
approximately 1.5 hours and can be provided,tourist alike. Elsewhere in Cheshire your
on  request,  at  any  time  of  the  year.options include luxurious country house
hotels, excellent farmhouse B&B's and self
Chester Zoo is one of Europe's leadingcatering.
conservation zoos, with over 7,000 animals
living in spacious and natural enclosures.Macdonald  Blossoms  Hotel
The zoofari overhead railway and waterbus
cater for your transportation needs. There isHigher  Huxley  Hall  Non-Smoking
also a Children's Farm complete with Marmot
Mania,  brass  rubbings  and  face-painting.Alton  Lodge
Chester Market, having been established inBest  Western  Queen  Hotel
Chester since Roman times, is one of the
oldest  functions  of  the  council.Quality  Hotel  Chester
Things  to  do:Macdonald  Craxton  Wood  Hotel
There are many ways of seeing the attractionsEaton  Hotel  Non  Smoking
and surrounding areas of Chester. Tours by
Foot, Bus, Rail and Waterway are allDene  Hotel  Chester
available. If you enjoy the festival
atmosphere you can relax at the ChesterThe  Chester  Grosvenor  and  Spa
races, the annual international film festival
or food and drinks festival. All tastes areComfort  Inn  Chester
catered  to  in  historic  Chester.
Ramada  Chester
Chester Racecourse holds meetings throughout
the summer months including the May Festival,Brookside  Hotel
a Family fun day and a Roman day. There has
been racing on the Roodee at Chester for overLlyndir  Hall  Hotel
450 years and the thrill of watching a race
at Chester unfolding before you from theChester  Moat  House
sophisticated surroundings of the course's
enclosures or the vantage point of the CityDe  Vere  Carden  Park  Hotel Golf Resort Spa
walls  is  an  unforgettable  experience.
Broxton  Hall  Country  House  Hotel
Bus tours operate from the Chester Visitor
Centre that allows you to discover ChesterSt.  David's  Park  Hotel
from the comfort of a coach. Commentary is
provided along the way by a knowledgeable andMollington  Banastre  Hotel
experienced guide. The tours take in such
sites as the Amphitheatre, the River Dee andBest  Western  Westminster  Hotel
its bridges, the Old Port, and the
Racecourse.Thornton  Hall  Classic  Hotel
The Annual Food and Drink Festival celebrateHoole  Hall  Hotel
the success of local producers where they
exhibit their fayre to over 6,000 food andExpress  by  Holiday  Inn  Chester Racecourse
drink  lovers.
Crabwall  Manor
The International Film Festival is run by the
Chester Film Society. This popular annualGateway  To  Wales  Hotel
event showcases fringe cinema from all over
the world. The festival runs for a week,Entertainment
generally  during  early  spring.
Telford's Warehouse is an independent family
A Cruise along the Waterways of Cheshire isrun bar/restaurant and an internationally
not only relaxing but offers a chance torenowned music and arts venue. Upstairs is a
enjoy the attractive sites of historicpopular restaurant and contemporary art
interest, heritage and culture of the area.gallery. The lower area and bar are reserved
There are more miles of canals here than infor the many popular live music nights which
any  other  English  county.having played host too many famous names that
have helped to establish 'Telford's' as one
A Town Crier is a regular feature in theof  the most important venues in the country.
summer months You can enjoy this midday
flamboyant spectacle at the Cross in theThe Miniature Theatre of Chester is based at
heart of the City, from Tuesday to Saturdaythe Chester Town Hall, performing works that
from  May  to  September.include both world premieres and plays by
local  talent.
Food  &  Drink:
Chester Theatre Club, based at the little
There is plenty of opportunity to pause andtheatre, was founded in 1944 and stages 6
take refreshment during your strolls aroundplays per year. The auditorium seats 126 and
Chester in one of the many cafes, restaurantsthere  is  a  licensed  bar
and wine bars. Contained within this vibrant
city is an eating scene of diverseAlexander's Jazz Theatre is the leading North
proportions. The styles of foods availableWest venue for jazz, blues and rock artists.
include Italian, Chinese, Thai, Indian andIt hosts Chester Jazz and Blues Festival.
some of the best bars, night clubs and coffeeAlexander's is also a famous for the
houses  you  can  imagine.alternative  comedy  nights  every  Saturday.
Samsi Japanese Yakitori Bar. Instead of theChester is an excellent destination for that
menu being divided the traditional manner ofshort break. It is a city where you can
starters and main course you will find thatimmerse yourself in history, shopping or
most dishes are available in appetiser andelegance. This Roman city and its 21st
main course portions. For people unaccustomedcentury delights will leave you feeling
to  Japanese  food  assistance  is available.relaxed and refreshed.



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