CHESTER

4th AUGUST 2025

5 DAYS

£550

Single Supplement £120

The Queen at Chester Hotel 3*

Excursions Include.

Port Sunlight is one of the finest surviving industrial worker  villages in the world. In 1888, William Lever bought a piece of marshland and began building a place to live for the workers at his Sunlight Soap factory. He employed over 30 architects to help create his vision. What set Port Sunlight apart was its    radical emphasis on beauty, from its varied architecture to its picturesque landscapes.

The National Waterways Museum is set in an area with 19 Grade II listed buildings where you can walk outdoors around the locks, docks and warehouses, You can also visit the forge, stables, workers cottages and the main exhibition area in the Island Warehouse.

A free day to explore wonderful Chester. Take a walk around the city walls or stroll the beautiful streets with all it’s fascinating architecture. You could always have a boat trip along the river to see Chester from a different view.

 Erddig  House was built in 1683 to 1687 by the Cheshire mason Thomas Webb for Joshua Edisbury, High Sheriff of Denbighshire. Downstairs, a large collection of servants’ portraits and carefully preserved rooms capture life below stairs in the early 20th century, while upstairs is a treasure trove of fine furniture, textiles and wallpaper.

THE QUEEN AT CHESTER HOTEL 3* was built to serve the first class rail passenger. The hotel offers an historical waiting room bar, lounge and outdoor garden seating. The rooms are comfortable and well decorated. They have en suite, tea and coffee facilities, T.V and WiFi

TOUR INCLUDES;

HOME TO HOME, PORTERAGE

4NTS DINNER, BED & BREAKFAST

ENTRANCE TO PORT SUNLIGHT

ENTRANCE TO ERDIGG HALL

ENTRANCE TO NATIONAL WATERWAYS MUSEUM