Life
Chester city life
Chester has a lot to tell when it comes to landmarks and structures. You realize that there are plenty to see when you step by the city walls and begin your walk in this city with Victorian and Medieval houses. Chester has plenty of unique characteristics, including a large hospital named after Diana, Princess of Wales and Countess of Chester.
Chester’s Rows are covered walkways on some of the city’s main street and they are unique in the world. During the day, you may visit the oldest racecourse in England, the 1,000-year old cathedral or the nationally famous Chester Zoo or in a cruise on River Dee. However, adventure continues after dark if you decide to embark in a ghost hunt on the city’s streets.
Indoor culture and some other pieces of history can be found in the Roman Museum, the Military Museum, Grosvenor Museum or the Chester Castle. The Roman amphitheatre can host events for 7,000 people. The Gateway Theatre and Odeon Cinema are also part of the city’s cultural identity.
Chester Summer Music Festival, MBNA Chester Music Festival and Chester Literature Festival are some of the outdoor happenings in Chester. Nightlife is vivid and concentrated in bars, pubs, nightclubs and medieval buildings.
International atmosphere in Chester
The city is visited by tourists and locals are friendly to those who just step into Chester. A large amount of them are British, but you may also meet Irish, Chinese or Arabians. However, the area’s population is growing.
Since the city is also an educational centre, you can either socialize with locals and learn more about the British culture or have an international experience and discover the city with some of your colleagues from other countries, such as China, Japan, Russia, Greece or Finland.
Weather Chester
Chester’s weather is balanced and rainfall is rare, in comparison to other cities in the U.K. Temperatures range from 7.5°C (45.5°F) in January and 21.4°C (70.5°F) in August.
