With acres of green and pleasant land and rolling countryside, Cheshire is one huge English country garden. In fact, the county is home to around 20 stunning gardens, all making for a perfect way to spend a sunny day.
History buffs, meanwhile, will be in their element in Cheshire’s many ancient villages, towns and cities, one of which is the small but perfectly formed cathedral city of Chester. Home to England’s largest Roman Amphitheatre and oldest racecourse, the city’s most famous for its Chester Rows, which date from the medieval period and have been built on top of ancient Roman ruins. Whether you visit for the medieval architecture or the many cool indie shops, restaurants and bars running along the two-tiered timber-framed galleries lining the main streets, a good day and night out is guaranteed.
