Best places: Tourist Attractions in Deeside, United Kingdom

👍👍 We did one of the alleged hardest escape room they had where we were tasked to rob one of the graves. It was a very enjoyable experience where the puzzles were difficult enough to keep you stimulated but not too difficult that it got frustrating. Plus, the escape room master (we forgot their name, s...

Medieval cathedral, built in 1092, with tours of the 216-step tower plus a refectory cafe and shop.

Including a forest & open fields, this park features the ruins of 12th-century castle & a waterfall.

Roman & Medieval city walls with a raised 2-mile-long walkway & grade I listed gates & towers.

👍👍 Great way to keep the family occupied on a rainy day. Not the cheapest hour of fun you'll have but you pay for what you get.

Wetland nature reserve for bird spotting and walks through woodland flora, plus information centre.

Turret clock built in Victorian times above a Georgian arch, listed as a historic landmark.

👍👍 Nice place to walk around .but quite cold when winter .have riverside ice-cream parlours and lot of shops .best place to relax

Elegant gardens bordered by ancient Roman city walls & featuring fragments of excavated fortresses.

👍👍 We spend half day in the city centre of Chester. This city is really beautiful with lots of landmark . Love Eastgate street where we spend our morning here to shop around and visit, it was packed with people and I definitely love the atmosphere here.

👍👍 We read the reviews and decided to give it a go, we sat up top and didn't have to wait long before we went on our half hour journey up the Dee, the staff are friendly and the information given during the trip is excellent, a bit of history and a bit of natural interest too, it was over all too quick...

History of 4 regiments connected with Cheshire from 1685 to today, depicted in interactive displays.

👍👍 So lucky to live within walking distance of this beautiful space

👍👍 Absolutely fantastic! Old church in the city centre transformed into a well thought out and interactive museum. Very friendly staff. Informative and fun exhibits, and reasonably priced. The curators of this museum have done such such a great job! It's like what The Dungeons would be, if it were an e...

👍👍 Again a lovely place to visit. Free parking. Very quiet when I went, but amazing views and lovely quiet walks. Definitely a place to come if you're looking for walks / views

👍👍 It is said, The Roman city walls were extended to the south in the 12th century with a wall bordering the north bank of the River Dee. The original Bridgegate is recorded to have been built by the 1120s. The gate guarded the southern entrance to the town and the North Wales Road ran through this gat...

Free entry to ruins of Britain's largest Roman amphitheatre, with military re-enactments in summer.

Galleries on Chester's local history and Cheshire's natural history, plus temporary exhibitions.

Tourist information office in town hall setting for local attractions and event details.

Original artefacts from Chester and the Roman Empire, plus hands-on 'experiences' of Roman life.