Britain · CHESTER TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 chester tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Review Chester Zoo’s huge animal habitats, tropical biodome, gardens, playgrounds, food, access, price, and practical tips for a full day out.
“Easy to use the online purchased ticket, hassle free. Chester zoo is an amazing placed. Stayed all day as there's so much to see.”
See Chester's Roman ruins, cathedral, walls, river and castle from an open-top bus with 13 stops, useful commentary and all-day flexibility.
“The only major point I can raise was the time table was not followed We turned up at the station stop for the 1 o'clock and it didn't turn up so we had to wait for the next bus As a Blue Badge guide I find this very irritating and this should be looked at as a matter of urgency.”
Cruise the River Dee for 30 minutes, with Chester views, Roman and medieval history, wildlife commentary, and a bar onboard.
“We loved the cruise, there was lots to see and the audio was very informative. The staff were very welcoming. If we go to Chester again we would definitely go on the river trip.”
See Conwy Castle, Llandudno, Snowdonia, Swallow Falls, and Pontcysyllte Aqueduct on a full-day North Wales tour from Chester.
“Excellent day, fun and informative. lee was an excellent driver guide...Just make sure your back on time or he'll set the killer sheep on you!”
See Chester Cathedral, the Rows, city walls, and Eastgate Clock on a lively 90-minute small-group walk led by a local guide.
“Excellent tour, with Phil as our guide who was very engaging. We loved all the 'extra' bits of information that came with his tour. Highly recommended.”
Explore Conwy, Eryri National Park, Betws-y-Coed, and Caernarfon Castle on a small-group North Wales day tour from Chester.
“The trip was great, wonderful guide (Jean), wouldn’t have minded having time to up Snowdon on the railway, but I know time was limited”
See Windermere, Ambleside, Blea Tarn and Grasmere on a guided Lake District day trip from Chester, with an optional boat ride and gingerbread stop.
“We had a lovely day out. Shelly was very informative and the places we visited were stunning. We had time in each village to wonder around and get the feel of the lake district as well. Well recommended.”
Explore Chester’s Sick to Death Museum, a funny, gory journey through medicine with plague, autopsies, science, and hands-on displays.
“Excellent descriptions of all things medical. Autopsy room - couldn’t read the boards in the corner because too dark”
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