Cheshire
Places to Visit and Days out in Cheshire:
Alderley Edge | Beeston Castle | Chester Cathedral | Chester Castle | Chester City Walls | Delamere Forest | Frodsham Hill | Helsby Hill | Little Moreton Hall | Tatton Park | Jodrell Bank
Alderley Edge
A beautiful wooded escarpment providing panoramic views across Manchester to the Pennines beyond.
Beeston Castle
Magnificently sited castle on a sandstone escarpment overlooking the Cheshire Plain.
Chester Cathedral
Formerly the Benedictine Abbey of St Werbergh, most celebrated for its medieval choir stalls and misericords (small ornate carved shelves to the underside of a choir stall).
Chester Castle
A magnificent 19th century complex designed by the architect Harrison.
Chester City Walls
One of the most complete city walls in Britain.
Delamere Forest
Frodsham Hill
Helsby Hill
Little Moreton Hall
A grand 16th century 'black and white' house.
Tatton Park
Built by Wyatt, in a restrained classical style.
Run by the National Trust - open to the public all year (parking and entrance charges apply).
Jodrell Bank
Britain's premier radio telescope, visible for 40 miles.
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