United Kingdom North West Chester

Evidence of Roman and Saxon history are still visible throughout the city, while its medieval atmosphere id delightfully predominant.

With a mix of authentic architectural styles, this lively center is full of medieval remnants, fun teahouses, and quaint shops.

The largest stone amphitheater uncovered in Britain dates to the 1C, and was used for cock fighting, boxing, and gladiator games.

The lovely Roman Gardens were established in the 20C, and contain a number of locally discovered Roman artifacts.

The ironwrought structure holding the clock was erected in the late 19C to honor Queen Victoria, now offering nice views of the street.

For a good tour of the city trace the well-preserved medieval city walls, stopping at the gates and towers with their notable views.

Dating at least to the 14C, these timbered buildings comprise shops and residences to this very day, boasting a wonderful atmosphere.

Erected in the 11C, this cathedral boasts a variety of medieval architectures, many structural curios, and an elegant facade.

This large 20C zoo is home to 11,000 animals, and is believed to be one of the best zoological gardens in the world.