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Deva Roman Experience (Chester)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 |
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by werewolf2 - written on 29/05/06 (Very useful, 344 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 ...
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