Hammonds park hotel
Significant places
In a huge Victorian building in front of the Roman coliseum, is the Biggest open coliseum in Britain. The center has a gift store and a licensed restaurant offering meals and snacks. There is no entrance fee. In the heart of town much-photographed Eastgate clock is located. Another stimulating activity is to mount the nearby stairs and walk
along the peak of the city wall for a scene down on Chester – Movingthrough centuries of English history, the River Dee, once a leading trade artery, and several 18th-century buildings. The wall likewise goes past some Roman ruins, and it’s achievable to leave the walkway to check up on them. The walk is pleasing and free. Today Eastgate Street is a pedestrian path and musicians oftentimes perform for joy beside St. Peter’s Church and the Town Cross. The Rows are double-decker set of Hammonds park hotel stores, one level on the street
level, the others stacked on top and affiliated by a footway. The upper
Level is like a continuous galleried Hammonds park hotel balcony.
Museums & Art Galleries
Grosvenor Museum, Cheshire Military Museum, Ellesmere Port Boat Museum
Hack Green (Secret) Nuclear Bunker, Mouldsworth Motor Museum are the Principal museums to go for in Chester. The city has two cinemas and a theatre, the Gateway Theatre, and in the summer the city carries the Chester Music Festival every year, the Chester Midsummer Watch Parade and the Chester Mystery Plays, the latter of which dates from medieval times.
Shopping
The city Chester is a famous shopping Hammonds park hotel centre, with its incomparable ‘Rows’
or galleries (fundamentally two levels of stores) which date from medieval times. The city is highly inhabited by chain stores both in the centre and on retail parks to the west, and likewise has two indoor shopping centres, an indoor market and a department store, Browns of Chester, were called ‘the Harrods of the North’, now absorbed by the Debenhams chain. There are two principal indoor shopping centres, The Grosvenor Mall
and the Forum. The Hammonds park hotel latter relates to the city’s Roman past, and is to be ruined in the Northgate Development to allow way for new shopping streets, a new indoor market, a new library and a performing arts centre.
Food & Drink
Chester has extensive miscellany of eating establishments, going over an entire array of culinary areas. There are several national restaurant chains and a set of high quality local restaurants. The Bell Pepper, Fat Cat Café, Praslin, Chez Jules and Bella Pasta are some renowned restaurants offering foods from various cuisine. Several pubs
are available in the Hammonds park hotel city, some of which are medieval, as do the wine bars at night, and Chester has five night-clubs as well.