A Trip to North Wales Borderland
Are you planning a trip to North Wales Borderland? The diverse attractions of this place will simply leave you awestruck. Whether you are a nature lover or a culture vulture, you will just fall in love with this place.
Let’s have a look at some of the major attractions of North Wales Borderland.
Chester Cathedral:
One of the most famous tourist sites in North Wales, Chester Cathedral is worth exploring. It attracts thousands of visitors from different parts of the world round the year. It is a fine example of medieval monastic complex. You will not find any similar construction in the whole UK.
Chester Heritage Centre:
If you are looking for an architectural wonder, St. Michael’s Church is a must visit for you. Located at the bottom of Bridge Street this church has existed since 10th century. In 1972 the church was closed as it was acquired by Chester City Council. It was re-opened in 1975 and became the first Heritage Center of Britain.
Chester Zoo:
If you have come to North Wales Borderland with your family and kids, the Chester Zoo is a must see tourist site for you. It is fun to explore the zoo or plan a day’s outing in the zoom. You can see 500 species of animals and birds here. What make the zoo even more popular are the award-winning gardens.
Dewa Roman Experience:
Though the actual fortress doesn’t exist any more, you can still get a Dewa Roman experience by taking a trip through the Roman galley. Exploring this place will give an idea about what life was like here in the Roman era.
Grosvenor Museum:
One of the major attractions of North Wales Borderland, this museum was founded in 1885. This award-winning museum tells the history of Chester and the local people. It exhibits the works of artists ranging from Roman days to modern era.







