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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. Saturday 23rd September 2023 https://www.morrisfed.org.uk/event/jmo-regional-day-of-dance-2023-chester/ JMO 20th Anniversary – Regional Day of Dance 2023 Chester Saturday 23rd September 2023 Chester City Centre Various Locations 9:40am - 4pm JMO 20th Anniversary – Regional Day of Dance 2023 Chester In 2023 the Joint Morris Organisations are running a series of regional days of dance to celebrate 20 years since the national Day of Dance in Trafalgar Square in November 2003. Which was held to celebrate the exemption of “morris dancing” from the Licensing Act 2003. These regional events are hosted by a collaboration of members of teams of all three morris organisations in the UK – The Morris Federation, The Morris Ring, and Open Morris. The regional event for the North West is in Chester on Sat 23rd September 2023. This is a walking and dancing tour of Chester between 09:40-16:00. Contact the organisers at: devadayofdance@vivaldi.net. JMO Chester 2023 Short summary: 09:40 Town Hall Square – Event opening and welcome by Cllr Susan Little, Lord Mayor of Chester 10:20-12:05 and 13:30-15:15 – Dance displays at Exchange Square, Town Hall Square, Commercial Hotel, Bridge Street, Eastgate Street, Addleshaw Bell Tower, Gorse Stacks 15:30-16:00 Exchange Square – Final dances for those who wish to. Picture of the day Chester Town Hall lit up. 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 2,681 Pages and 19,323 Images Updated Daily Chestertourist.com Website Statistics