 
St Werburgh Street
On the North side of Eastgate Street just after the Eastgate Clock is a small road running up hill to the Cathedral, this is St Werburgh Street.
The street contains many black and white buildings which contain shops. The building are not the original medieval buildings but are part of the black and white building revival of Victorian times.
This street holds a 'Da Vinci Code' style secret for when John Douglas remodelled the street, he was aware of the lay line or rose line on the East side of the street which passes straight through the High Altar of Chester Cathedral.
It is said that he marked the position of this energy line with a fine carving of St George slaying the dragon. This is said to represent Christianity overcoming paganism.
The Street is a short and curves around Chester Cathedral on the way to the Town Hall Square.
St Werburgh Street contains many fine clothes shops.
Buildings at the junction with Eastgate Street.
Looking down hill to Eastgate Street.
St Werburgh Street brushes past Chester Cathedral.
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You can access Frodsham Street via Bell Tower Walk off St Werburgh Street.
St Nicholas Chapel.
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St Werburgh's Row.
Click here to enter the Town Hall.
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