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Ellesmere, has a lovely 'holiday' atmosphere which gives it an 'away from it all' feel...
Shocklach is a small rural hamlet set beside a tributary of the River Dee between Wrexham and Nantwich. It is a lovely agricultural area of quiet lanes stringing together pretty.....
Clolemere is a countryside heritage site with miles of waymarked walks circling over 70 acres of water, woodland and sweet scented meadows...
Chester, the county town of Cheshire, is one of the oldest and most complete walled cities with fantastic architecture and history...
Shrewsbury is a wonderfully atmospheric town which beguiles the visitor with sights of bygone centuries and much a great charm is to be found in its narrow streets and medieval buildings...
Helsby is famous for Helsby Hill which rises to a height of 462ft, and has traces of an Iron-Age camp...
This magnificent building is the last of the great Welsh castles built by Edward I that is still lived in today. It was begun in.....
This large, handsome red-brick house was built during the 1680's by Thomas Webb for Joshua Edisbury, High Sheriff of.....
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The extensive ruins of Chester Castle can be found on a hillside overlooking the River Dee in close proximity to where the county.....
A Minster was built here in the 10th-century to hold the remains of St.Werburgh, a Mercian princess who died in 707......
The Roman Garden, thus called is a somewhat misleading name. It was certainly not here in Roman times, but is a left-over from.....
It is almost impossible to list the magnificent Roman treasures this town possesses. Its extraordinary Roman Amphitheatre is but.....
Chester Zoo makes a fascinating day out for everyone at whatever age. For mostly we all love creatures of the wild and enjoy.....
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At The Boat Museum in Ellesmere Port we bring Britain's canal history back to life. Come and explore the exhibitions in the.....
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The site of Shrewsbury Abbey is an ancient one, quite possibly dating back to Saxon times when a wooden church would have stood.....