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Deva Roman Experience (Chester)


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Deva Roman Experience (Chester)

 
Description: Pierpoint Lane / Off Bridge Street / Chester / Tel: 01244 343407 / Fax: 01244 347737.

Newest Review: ... that I have been in, but I still put myself through it. May be a problem for really young children, though so needs bearing in mind. TRANSPORT We visited Chester by coach and walked from outside the walled city to the street. You could take a sightseeing bus round the town (and if you do, you will get 50p off all adult, senior and student admission charges when you show your bus ticket). ... more

 ... The sightseeing bus does not go past the museum as it is on a pedestrian’s only zone but it is near stops 7, 11 and a short walking distance from 12. Chester has a railway station but looks on the map to be some distance from the town so you would...more

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Premium Review Deva Roman Experience (Chester): Friends, Romans, Countryman.... conquer your fears (710 words)
by - written on 29/05/06 (Very useful, 484 readings)
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NAME OF LOCATION: Deva Roman Experience, off Bridge Street, at Chester. BACKGROUND: Whilst walking up Bridge Street on a weekend trip to Chester, my boyfriend Robert and I were trying to find the toy museum (we were following the pedestrian black signs but never found it), we saw an advertisement for the Deva Roman Experience, which had a cut-out of a roman soldier and some red leaflets on it. Curious, we stopped to pick one up and decided to visit this instead of the nonexistent toy museum. ATTRACTIONS Step onto a Roman Galley (ship), take a stroll through a reconstructed street of Chester, discover Roman, Saxon and Medieval remains in the ...  Read the complete review

 

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