How To Reach Roman Tours, Chester, England United Kingdom
How to Reach Roman Tours, Time to Reach Roman Tours, Driving Route to Roman Tours in Chester England United Kingdom by Bus, Train, Flight, Air, Texi, Cab, Timing and Schedule
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Heritage
- The Heritage Centre
- Silk Museum: Paradise Mill
- Anson Engine Museum
- Beeston Castle
- Arley Hall
- Grosvenor Museum
- Weaver Hall Museum
Pilgrimage
- Chester Cathedral
Adventure
- De Vere Carden Park Golf & Spa Resort
- Gulliver's World Resort
Weekend Getaways
- Walton Hall & Gardens
- Lyme Park & Gardens (NT)
- Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre
- Ness Botanic Gardens
- Little Moreton Hall & Gardens (NT)
- Blue Planet Aquarium
- Arley Gardens
Wildlife
- Delamere Forest
- Reaseheath Zoo
Miscellaneous
- Anderton Boat Lift - Visitor Centre
- Cheshire Falconry
- Chester Christmas Tour
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Roman Tours Direction Route
How to Reach Chester, United Kingdom
Most national coaches stop in Chester. Chester coach station in the city centre has now been closed. The coaches stop at a bus stop on Vicars Lane, opposite the Visitor Centre near the Roman Amphitheatre.Chester by Road:
Chester is situated near the eastern end of the A55, which becomes the M53, which crosses the M56. London is approximately 170 miles by road, Birmingham approximately 90 miles, Manchester approximately 40 miles, Liverpool approximately 15 miles.
Chester by Train:
From Manchester (60min) - a second line runs between Chester and Manchester - the journey is the scenic route in all senses of the word. The trip takes substantially longer, but travels through rural Cheshire before reaching Manchester's outer suburbs. So if time is of the essence, you would be advised to take the more regular aforementioned rail journey and save around half an hour in travelling time.