Walk 2,000 years of history in Chester — Roman walls, medieval Rows and a Norman cathedral — on a private guided excursion from Liverpool. One of England's most remarkable small cities, and utterly bucket-list.
What to expect
Your private guide-driver whisks you along the M53 to Chester's ancient walls, which you walk in their near-entirety for sweeping views over the city and the Welsh hills. The two-tiered medieval Rows — a unique covered gallery system found nowhere else in the world — lead you to Chester Cathedral, whose cloisters and nave have stood since the 11th century. Your guide brings Roman Deva to life at the amphitheatre, the largest in Britain, before a leisurely lunch in one of the Rows' fine restaurants. The return journey is timed to your all-aboard.
Good to know
Chester is approximately 40–45 minutes from Liverpool cruise terminal. Allow a full morning or half-day; pairs well with an early port arrival. Chester Cathedral entry is free (donation requested). Pre-book your private transport and guide; confirm all-aboard time before departure.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Liverpool — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.