Chester Cathedral

Heading out promptly at nine o'clock, our plans were to find out more about the history of Chester. We headed to the cathedral, through the upper galleries of the Rows. The heart of the building is nearly 1000 years old and there have been religious buildings on the site for a thousand years before. The cathedral has the most detailed wood carvings …

This is the story of Terry and Anne and the camper called Ellie. Terry went to collect Ellie from her loving owners in Winsford and after spending 2 hours with Geoff and Gill (Ellies loving carers for the start of her life) Terry set of in Ellie with Vera and Roy to spend 2 nights in Chester. Terry got the hang of driving with in 5 mins and away …

... Chester, a gorgeous little town on the Welsh border. It has Tudor style buildings, a medieval wall around the city and a beautiful cathedral. We have beers in John Lennon's mum's birthplace, The Bear and Whistle pub along the River Lee. Cheers! Next we ...

... stores of all kinds, Chester is really busy, we've no rain, and we have a wonderful walk along the Roman walls and through the Cathedral in the center of town, yet another great relaxing day, We head back to Auntie Barbara's for dinner and a play on the ...

... was sunny for the week that we were there, which is apparently unreal. After checking into our hotel, we briefly toured Chester cathedral before attending an evensong service at the same. Myself, an american southern methodist sitting next to a jew and ...

... is one of the best preserved walled cities in Britain. There is a roman amphitheatre, lovely half-timbered buildings, and the cathedral has a beautiful inner courtyard garden. After a walk through, we felt like weŽd done Chester, and Mum fell into a ...

... We didn't get too far before we came to the cathedral and went in for a walk around. At the same time we had to leave the cathedral, because of a Good Friday service, it began to pour down with rain. We soldiered on and continued our walk around the ...

... He's not much fun when he's tired and cranky.  We spend our second day in Chester walking around.  We check out Chester Cathedral, the city centre and the shops. We find a lovely Italian restaurant for dinner and then I drug Neil with sleeping ...

... 'll see in the pics. I only had about three hours in Chester, but still 'did the whole town' I guess. I wandered around the Cathedral, which had to be one of the most impressive I've been in, with a hallowed ground feeling helped by the pipe organ in ...

... a Roman fort and the wall that once surrounded the city still remains. Inside there are really nice old buildings and a breath taking Cathedral. Liz said that she likes it even more that the temples of Ankor (I think she's a bit biased to her British ...

... information inscriptions providing a bit of history and the high position offers some good views of the city and surrounding area. The Chester Cathedral stands on the site of a 10th century Saxon church. In 1092 it became a Benedictine Abbey, and a new ...

... ; So we took the day easy, strolling along the ancient city walls and taking a boat ride up the river.  A wander through the Chester Cathedral and then a sleep back at the room, and we were ready for a tapas and cocktail dinner.  It was another ...