Chester
Chester is a historic city in the northwest of England, known for its extensive Roman walls made of local red sandstone. With a history that spans over two millennia, Chester was founded as a Roman fort in the year 79 AD. It has a rich heritage that includes medieval architecture, a distinctive two-tiered shopping complex called The Rows, and the oldest racecourse in Britain, Chester Racecourse. The city is also home to the Chester Cathedral, which showcases a mix of Gothic and Romanesque architecture. Chester's city center is compact and filled with unique shops, traditional pubs, and restaurants serving both local and international cuisine. The River Dee flows through the city, providing picturesque riverside walks and opportunities for boat cruises. Chester is not just about history
