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Chester Visitor Centre
Newest Review: ... some are only on certain days and they may only be from May to October – the leaflet is not clear as it says daily but at the end of the paragraph states May to October). 9. Wet weather attraction with several rooms to explore – took at least 1 ½ hours but we didn’t use the café facility or go on a guided walk so allow more time. 10. Tourist information centre and National express main ... more  ... ticket office
11. Bureau de change
12. Fully accessible toilets and baby changing/feeding facilities. Must admit I only found one toilet and that was halfway up the stairs so didn’t find a disabled one.
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Chester Visitor Centre: Chester minute but what's this I see - Romans fighting in 20 ... (747 words)
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NAME OF LOCATION: Chester Visitor centre, Chester BACKGROUND: I had planned a weekend trip to Chester for my boyfriend and me and we went on the sightseeing bus then walked along the Roman walls from the Cathedral via the Roman Amphitheatre excavations to this attraction. ATTRACTIONS 1. DVD shows about the Roman Amphitheatre excavations 2. Roman Amphitheatre exhibition 3. Gift shop 4. Rows café 5. What’s in a Name? – fun way to trace origins of your surname (must admit I didn’t find this section) 6. Virtual Chester tour – flying you in and around the city – must admit didn’t see this either. 7. Changing of Roman ... Read the complete review
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