Travelling or going on holidays....doesn’t matter how you will name it - leaving the place you live in, to discover the world has to offer is one of the most exciting things I can imagine myself doing. If you are eager to travel, this is the blog for you. Go on an adventure with a Crucian (in Polish – Karaś) and find some remarks, advice and simply few words about the places I enjoyed staying in. Enjoy!
Showing posts with label Chester. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chester. Show all posts
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Experiencing the City of Two Faces - Chester
Bank Holiday weekend is surely the time when you want to spend more time with your friends, family, partners ...(here put with whom else).
Last long weekend of Summer had a lot to offer for us and the decision was made not to blow with by sitting again in front of computer, TV, book (again fill with stuff you usually do when have some free time).
A trip to Chester appeared to be the perfect way to spend some time together within nice surroundings.
The city opens it arms for tourists (and travelers who we find ourselves) in two different ways: its two faces seem to coexist here beautifully. Its ancient Roman buildings and walls, as well as old traditional English houses represent the rich history of this city, but they are also a capital for modern shops and restaurants.
You'll love those narrow streets and paths that lead you from one place to another only for you to suddenly find yourself in an amusement. Truly, North West England has a lot to offer, but I think Chester is a place you really want to find yourself in your trips. It's because it gives you this feeling of traditional, small English villages and countrysides, even though just around the corner you can find 21-century cafes and pubs.
Just have a look!
You'll love those narrow streets and paths that lead you from one place to another only for you to suddenly find yourself in an amusement. Truly, North West England has a lot to offer, but I think Chester is a place you really want to find yourself in your trips. It's because it gives you this feeling of traditional, small English villages and countrysides, even though just around the corner you can find 21-century cafes and pubs.
Just have a look!
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