Sick note at Sick to Death Chester.
Yesterday 7th March 2025.
Should be re-opening soon.
Happy New Year from the Sick to Death team.
2021 was our first year and despite everything the world of nasty pandemics threw at us, it went pretty well, people lived what we do and you kept on coming.
Just a reminder we will be open again on January 6th 2022.
Sick to death
Sick to death
St Michaels Church (Off Bridge Street Row East)
Bridge Street
Chester City Centre (Within The City Walls)
CH1 1NW
01244 408 963
info@sicktodeath.org
News 16th June 2021
We will be reducing internal capacity from today due to rising levels of Covid-19 in Cheshire.
Please expect a little queue outside....but we are on the Rows so it's nice and weather proof!
The monks will be spraying holy water at twice their usual rate inside too.
Open
New tourist attraction fun medical museum now open for 2021.
Sick to death is located in the heart of historic Chester, in a beautiful Grade II listed church on the incredible Medieval Rows.
Thursday - Sunday 10am - 6pm
Sick to Death Chester ? Discover Chester's dark past. Sick To Death a brand new history of medicine attraction in Chester. A playground of plague with a smatter of splatter, and a chance to poke into our medical history.
Tickets can now be bought online through our website. Cash desk is located through West Door of the old church.
NEW family attraction for Chester City Centre - Opening May 20th at 10am. Tickets are £6 for adults and £3.50 for children. Walk In visitors allowed but numbers and times are restricted.
Opens 10am. Newly reopened after restrictions eased May 2021.
Map
Chester Heritage Centre closed in April 2018
Leaflet
TBA
Events
TBA
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St Michael's Church is one of the nine medieval parish churches of Chester,
It stands on the site of the southern gateway of the Roman Fortress.
In 1849-61 it was virtually rebuilt by the Chester architect James Harrison,
although early features survive inside. St Michael's opened as Britain's first heritage centre in 1975.
On the east side of Bridge street the row ends with the old parish church of St Michael's. This was previously the Chester Heritage Centre. It is now the Sick to death attraction.