Holiday Cottages in Cheshire

For a spot of lunch, head to The Chef’s Table in Chester – a Michelin stared restaurant that offers amazing service and delicious dishes. Make sure you try the famous pork crackling and stone bass.

The Bluebell Café at Barrowmore, on the other hand, is perfect for those craving a coffee while exploring. This café serves coffee, milkshakes, and speciality teas that complement their home-made cakes, scones, and puddings perfectly.

Just So Festival, is one of the best family festivals in UK. It takes you on an adventure into the world of superb literature, dance, comedy, arts, music and theatre. This annual event is held in August at Rode Hall Parkland in Cheshire.

Held annually in April, the Chester Food, Drink and Lifestyle Festival allows you to taste food and drink from over 150 artisan food stalls. If you're travelling with the family, The Academy of Culinary Arts offer children free cooking classes during the festival.

Chester Zoo

Chester Zoo is a 110-acre site that is home to more than 11,000 animals. Located in Upton, you will be able to enjoy various attractions such as the penguin pool, Blue Planet aquarium and Chimpanzee Island.

Walls of Chester

The city walls of Chester are mainly built with red sandstone and extend all the way to the river. Take a walk along the walls to see the striking watchtower Morgan’s Mount, as well as Bonewaldesthorne ’s Tower, a 14th century water tower.

Chester Cathedral

All the different styles of medieval English architecture, including Perpendicular and Norman, can be seen in Chester Cathedral. These days, this archaeological treasure trove also serves as a venue for exhibitions and concerts.

Quarry Bank Mill

Quarry Bank Mill in Styal is one of the most well-preserved textile mills, dating all the way back to the Industrial Revolution. Included on the National Heritage List, today the mill has becomes a museum of the cotton industry.

Little Moreton Hall

Little Moreton Hall is a Tudor manor that's situated near Congleton in Cheshire. Enter this timber-framed house and you will be stepping into 500 years of history. You can also take a walk in the Knot Garden, filled with pear, apple and medlar trees.