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Welcome to the unofficial guide, to the history and tourist attractions of the International Heritage City of Chester. This website contains sightseeing and historical information. You can also book hotels online. The official council run website is located at www.visitcheshire.com You can view the Council visitor guides here    Chester is an historic city on the border of Wales and England. Its origins can be traced back to the founding of the Roman fortress of Deva in A.D. 70. After the Romans Chester developed into a busy port with trade from Dublin. But the river Dee silted up and trade declined and the city's development was frozen. Today Chester is a major tourist attraction and shopping location. Monday 5th December 2022 Chester Cathedral Christmas Tree Festival 2022 Chester Cathedral Christmas Tree Festival 2022 The Cloisters Chester Cathedral Saint Werburgh Street Chester CH1 2DY And as we’re celebrating our tenth anniversary, we’re planning almost double the amount of trees – with over 90 trees across the Cathedral. Our annual Christmas Tree Festival celebrates it’s tenth anniversary this year. Join us for a delightful family event where, from the end of November. Until the beginning of January, beautiful Christmas trees will sparkle and shimmer throughout the Cathedral. Open Daily Friday 25th November 2022 - Sunday 8th January 2023. Open normal Cathedral opening hours. Tickets £2.50 per person (Adults and Children) Children aged five and under FREE. * (Occasionally, parts of the Cathedral are closed for special services or events) If you are travelling especially to see the Christmas Tree Festival, please call us to ensure the event is fully open for the day of your visit. Date Visited 3rd December 2022 www.chestercathedral.com/2022-chester-cathedral-christmas-tree-festival Picture of the day Chester in Winter 2022 Hotels Chester What's On Guide                    Chestertourist.com Webring The Cheshire Web Ring                     Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage                Explore The United Kingdom                          Online Since 24th January 2004 100 - 200 Visitors a Day 2,680 Pages and 19,323 Images Updated Daily Chestertourist.com Website Statistics