England · CHESTER TOURS
There is always one day too few. These 12 chester tours earn the slot, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes and the rest of the trip stays yours.
Walk Roman Chester with a costumed soldier-guide, seeing the amphitheater, city walls, Roman Gardens, and tucked-away remains.
“Lovely walk through Chester City with our Roman Soldier. He had great information and was happy to answer additional questions. He was very friendly and knowledgeable.”
Explore Chester’s Sick to Death, a gory, hands-on history of medicine with plague, smells, science, and family-friendly fun.
“We were told this was a waste of money we loved it. The reception was amazing. The exhibits were so brilliant Definitely worth the admission cost.”
Solve cryptic clues across Chester, from the cathedral to the Roman amphitheatre, on a flexible phone-led treasure hunt for all ages.
“Great way to explore the city- challenging at times but the hints helped😊 Loved the way it made you look more carefully at the surroundings and took you up alleyways which we would never have found otherwise. Explored the city in some depth. It was fun and we all really enjoyed it. Thank you”
Explore Chester’s medieval walls, Rows, amphitheatre, and archery past on a lively 90-minute tour led by a costumed guide.
“Excellent walk with a great knowledgeable Guide. Always something new to Learn about our past. Great for children and adults alike.”
Explore Chester through Roman sights, local food, independent venues, Cheshire drinks, and expert guidance on this sociable 4.5-hour walking tour.
“My tour became upgraded to a private one since I was the only traveler on it today. Steph is an incredible guide, knows the city of Chester, and knows where the best food is as well. I had a personal four-hour tour seeing both the Roman and Anglo-Saxon aspects of the city, as well as tastings of South Indian, pub nibbles, hard cider, wine, Spanish food, as well as French Pastry—really too much food and drink to manage on one tour. The best part though was Steph herself, one of the friendliest and most personable tour guides I have ever known. I also met the owners and staff of many…”
Review the Chester hop-on hop-off bus tour, with route details, stop-by-stop tips, timing, value, and advice on who should book.
“The warm welcome from the female bus driver & the option to obtain a ticket for the mini River cruise.”
Explore Llandudno, Conwy, Snowdonia, Betws-y-Coed, and Pontcysyllte Aqueduct on an 8-hour North Wales tour from Chester.
“Our tour guide, Jerry, was delightful, and very knowledgeable about Wales. The Victorian town of Llandudno was enchanting, and Conwy Castle was magnificent. Then we were off to the countryside, and it was breathtaking. It was an absolutely lovely day,”
Explore Chester’s Roman ruins, medieval Rows, cathedral, city walls, and Eastgate Clock on a lively 90-minute guided walk.
“The tour was absolutely amazing. Our guide Phil was so knowledgeable and provided the information in an interesting and at times humorous way. His passion for the history of Chester was infectious. Would definitely recommend this tour.”
Explore Chester’s Roman ruins, cathedral, walls, castle, and parks at your own pace with an affordable audio tour and GPS app.
“The tour made us walk and talk as a family and given the range of buildings we viewed the subjects were wide ranging. Definitely recommend as a way to discover a city.”
Explore Chester’s ghosts on a flexible self-guided walk linking haunted pubs, the Roman Amphitheatre, Cathedral, and Eastgate Clock.
“I thought I would try this as no ghost tours through the week. Myself and my family really enjoyed the audio ghost tour.”
Explore Chester’s Overleigh Cemetery with guide Caroline, hearing vivid stories of architects, children, refugees, and city life.
“The park like cemetery is a beautiful backdrop for Caroline’s stories of Chester’s past. She puts the history of the city on a human scale and makes it relevant using information about the lives of individuals who once lived there. There are politicians, business people, children, firemen, sailors and ordinary folk - who have lived their long-ago lives in Chester. The twenty minute walk from the centre of town to the cemetery crosses the river and winds along a path that follows the bank. It’s a beautiful walk and the tour is a lovely quiet way to spend the late afternoon.”
Explore North Wales from Chester on a 10-hour minivan tour with Caernarfon Castle, Conwy, Snowdonia, Betws-y-Coed, and Llandudno.
“Very impressed that Mountain Goat was the only travel company does not cancel my booking due to not reaching minimum number of people. The tour went ahead although I was the only one booked. Andy was a great tour guide, warRead more”
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