Write an entry Entries about this placeUntitled by emo_cheerleaderRufus Court is beautiful. I actually got my navel pierced here in celebration of having survived a year of university. Took a bus tour which was really interesting (The guy who was leading the tour actually lived in Croydon once like I did – freaky!). It was his first time, but I was really impressed. I suggest going to Bodz if you want a piercing done. The architecture looked pretty amazing too over 5 years agoAmazing Cathedral by conjostudiosThe cathedral in Chester is an amazing place to see. The detailed woodwork, centuries old, is completely stunning. over 5 years agoUntitled by Irina Gimeno RuizI was in Chester working in a hotel with a friend for 3 or 4 months only, but it was the best experience of our life. We learned to live independently, far from the parents. Also we visited other near places, Wrexham, Liverpool, Manchester… We even traveled until Birmingam, Cambridge and London, of course. It was a trip that I never will forget, and I hope to repeat some day… over 6 years agoUntitled by firewithfireI live and work in Chester. I would suggest taking a detour from the main high street chain stores and seek out the independant shops, which can be found upon the rows and down side streets. over 6 years agoUntitled by uncletomI went to Uni here for 3 years and they were some of the best years of my life. Since then I’ve been back for numerous holidays and I usually stay in Pulford down on the Welsh border. Chester itself is a lovely city which can easily be explored on foot, in fact driving in Chester (or more to the point, parking) can be a bit of a problem at times. It’s best to avoid Chester during the “Races” if you can as you won’t really see the true nature of the place as it’s far too busy to be able to relax and enjoy ther city at a slower, more natural place. over 6 years agoSee all 15 entries |
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Chester is the county town of Cheshire, England. Lying on the River Dee, close to the border with Wales, it is home to 77,040 inhabitants,[1] and is the largest and most populous settlement of the wider local government district of the City of Chester, wh
