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Grosvenor ParkThis historic park features beautiful gardens, a children's playground, miniature railway and a small cafe. We find it a great place to unwind when we've been shopping or sight seeing, particularly since it's only a few minutes walk from Chester city centre.
The park dates back to 1867 and was designed by Victorian landscape
designer Edward Kemp. It was donated to the city by the second marquis
of Westminster. Grosvenor is their family name and you will see it
frequently in Chester.
Find out more from the Chester Grosvenor Museum Grosvenor Park Information Sheet.
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"The Groves and Grosvenor Park were nice for a walk on a sunny day." L. C. from England, October 2009. "Grosvenor Park is beautiful, nice place to chill". Mr & Mrs C. from England, August 2009. "Great for picnics on sunny days." S. M. from Scotland, July 2009. "...children loved the railway and feeding the squirrels." J. S. from England, August 2009. "Our fave thing to do while in Chester is spending time in Grosvenor Park. It's great to be able to feed the squirrels. The park is always well kept and feels safe to be in." T. B. from England, September 2008. "Grosvenor Park was a fantastic place to walk around and we spent hours there." L. G. from Wales, August 2006.
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