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The city of Chester
Shopping in Chester's city centre, the Eastgate clock and the footbridge across the River Dee. Chester's unique walled city centre is packed with history ranging from ancient Roman ruins and a 900 year old Cathedral, to 13th Century half timbered shops. In the mainly pedestrianised city centre stylish designer stores rub shoulders with familiar high street names and quirky gift shops. Chester's main attractions
Tips for tourists
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Watch out for: The Chester literature festival 14th - 30th October 2011 Meet authors, hear readings from storytellers and watch lively debates. This year the festival includes GobbleDEEgook, a literature festival for children running from 23rd - 30th October and including book readings and workshops. Up The Wall - Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd October 2011. A live art and performance event that takes place in and around Chester Castle (not usually open to the public) between 7 and 9 pm.
"There was plenty to see and do to suit all ages. We particularly enjoyed exploring the city on foot" S. A. from England, June 2011. "Loved visiting the riverside and walking the walls. Chester has some lovely and interesting buildings." J. C. from England, July 2011. "The hop on/hop off bus was a very useful introduction to Chester for people having a short stay" J & SR from Australia, May 2007.
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