These medieval two-tiered covered galleries are the centrepiece to Chester’s main thoroughfares and are bursting with remnants of just about every …
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Nov 6, 2024
Just absolutely beautiful city and buildings so picturesque and well kept. A city that is truly loved and appreciated. Full review by Ali R
Oct 20, 2024
There are some amazing photo places on the balconies on the Chester Rows. You can get great photos of Eastgate Street with multiple Listed buildings and the famous Eastgate Clock. Sound travels reall… Full review by polymathcounselling
Sep 1, 2024
Chester has something very unique: The Rows, the two-tier medieval shopping galleries with their distinctive black and white architecture are over 700 years old! And they still look like new! The sho… Full review by Noraatc
Hi. I'm visiting on a Sunday and Monday soon. I know smaller shops often close on those days. Are shops on The Rows more likely to be open on the Sunday or Monday (trying to fit a trip in to the zoo too). Thanks!
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Hi Sarah, First of all, I apologise for not responding sooner; I have been away for a few days. It is my understanding that the rows are open between 10.30 and 17.00 on Sundays …
Hi Sarah, First of all, I apologise for not responding sooner; I have been away for a few days. It is my understanding that the rows are open between 10.30 and 17.00 on Sundays although some say they open at 11.00. Then on Mondays they quote between 09.00 and 17.30 but some say 09.30 to 18.00. The opening times can be a little confusing, possibly because many of the little shops are privately owned and choose their own hours. You also have the Grosvenor Precinct shopping mall adjoining the rows, so you should have quite a good selection to choose from. Hope you enjoy. Regards Ken
are the Chester Rows easy to access for a disabled person? my partner has a mild mobility problem and struggles on stairs. Thankyou
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Hello sorry for delay in replying you have probably been there by now. They are on two levels access to upper levels is mostly by stairs suggest you contact Chester tourist office to see …
Hello sorry for delay in replying you have probably been there by now. They are on two levels access to upper levels is mostly by stairs suggest you contact Chester tourist office to see if there are places you can get up easily. I work in an old Theatre without a lift we have lots of people who come with mobility problems my advice is if you take it slowly and carefully you'll get up the stairs. Good luck !
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