Cheshire is a county in northwest England between the Welsh border and the Peak District, known for its flat dairy plain, half-timbered towns and the Roman city of Chester, founded as the fortress of Deva around AD 79. Walk Chester's Rows and city walls, visit Chester Zoo, climb to Beeston Castle for views across the Cheshire Plain, ride the Anderton Boat Lift and go underground at Hack Green.
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List of all 24 things to do in Cheshire and where to find them
- Chester Zoo Website Wikipedia
- Oulton Park Website Wikipedia
- Beeston Castle Website Wikipedia
- Anderton Boat Lift Website Wikipedia
- Whatcroft Hall Wikipedia
- Cheshire Plain Wikipedia
- Hack Green Secret Nuclear BunkerP.O. Box 17, Nantwich CW5 8AQ Website Wikipedia
- Middlewich Website Wikipedia
- Dorfold HallNr. Nantwich CW5 8LD Website Wikipedia
- Cheshire dialect Wikipedia
- St Boniface's Church, Bunbury Website Wikipedia
- Chorlton-by-Backford Wikipedia
- Huntington Wikipedia
- Dale Barracks Wikipedia
- Acton Bridge Wikipedia
- Barnton Wikipedia
- Chester Zoo monorail Wikipedia
- Kelsall Wikipedia
- Baddiley Wikipedia
- Beeston Wikipedia
- Christleton Wikipedia
- Antrobus Wikipedia
- Tirley Garth Wikipedia
- Oulton Estate Wikipedia
Official websites and travel guides
- Cheshire travel guide: Wikivoyage
- Cheshire on Wikipedia
- All Cheshire tours and activities on Viator
Where To Stay In Cheshire: Interactive Cheshire Hotel Map
Chester is the natural base with the most hotels, a compact walled centre and good rail links; Knutsford or Nantwich suit a smaller market-town stay nearer the central Cheshire sights. Compare hotels on the map below.
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