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Chester Zoo – off the A41. The Zoo is the second largest in the UK with conservation projects that are world famous. The Animals are grouped by region in huge paddocks that can be viewed from a labyrinth of pathways or the monorail. The most popular attractions are the baby animals such as elephants and giraffes; the rainforest habitat, the Twilight Zone bat cave and the Chimpanzee Forest.
The Wallsb – These consist of wonderful two-mile ring of Roman and medieval walls that circle the town. Within the walls are a some lovely Tudor and Victorian buildings, encircled by the "Rows”, which are unique raised arcades that provide walkways around the city centre.
Summer Music Festival - held every July, the festival comprises a series of outdoor concerts and fireworks in Grosvenor Park. A Fringe Festival runs concurrently.
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Manchester – Take a trip to this huge city and check out this vibrant city centre with its music and cultural scene; popular Gay Village and of course; Manchester United Football Club.
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Chez Jules - 69 Northgate Street. The menu here offers vegetable cassoulet, Toulouse sausage, or rib-eye steak which all come with dauphinois potatoes. The food is good and the prices are very reasonable.
The Mediterranean Restaurant - 1 Rufus Court, off Northgate Street. The restaurant is located in a lovely Georgian house, which has a lovely courtyard garden. The food includes a wide range of tapas, paella and pasta and the prices are reasonable.
Ruan Orchid - 14 Lower Bridge Street. The enormous menu offered here concentrates on Thai food from across the country.
Ristorante Sergio - 87 St Werburgh Street. This is the place to come if you want good pizzas; they also serve fish and vegetarian dishes.
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Boot Inn - Eastgate Row. This pub can be found in the upper gallery, it has a back room where fourteen Roundheads were killed during the English Civil War and a high-backed seat once used by local prostitutes..
Old Harkers Arms - 1 Russell Street. This real-ale pub is located in a former warehouse by the Canal side.
Albion Inn – On the corner of Albion and Park streets. This is a genuine Victorian pub located in a terrace near the “Walls”. The “pub grub” is excellent.
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The Boat House - The Groves. A pub situated by the riverside and full of black and white prints of nineteenth-century fishing families. They serve an excellent selection of ales.
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