6-15 September 2024

Drop in and visit the King Charles Tower on Chester's City Walls during both Heritage Open Days weekends. Volunteers from Cheshire Historic Buildings Preservation Trust, and Chester Heritage Festival will be manning the building.

A fully featured Orthodox Church belonging to the Ecumenical Patriarchate, Archdiocese of Thyateira & Great Britain.

Free entry to Chester Castle Civil War Living History Event on Sunday 15 September. English Heritage will be telling the stories of Chester Castle during the Civil War.

A social walk rather than a guided tour. As much for your well-being as for improvement of your local knowledge. Join James Dixon, Conservation Officer, archaeologist, & walker at The Cross.

Drop in and visit the King Charles Tower on Chester's City Walls during both Heritage Open Days weekends. Volunteers from Cheshire Historic Buildings Preservation Trust, and Chester Heritage Festival will be manning the building.

A fully featured Orthodox Church belonging to the Ecumenical Patriarchate, Archdiocese of Thyateira & Great Britain.

Free entry to Chester Castle Civil War Living History Event on Saturday 14 September. English Heritage will be telling the stories of Chester Castle during the Civil War.

A fully featured Orthodox Church belonging to the Ecumenical Patriarchate, Archdiocese of Thyateira & Great Britain.

A talk and tour exploring two contrasting examples of ecclesiastical Victorian architecture on Parkgate Road. Meeting at the entrance to the University of Chester's historic chapel, and concluding at the John Douglas designed Vicarage.

Did you know that the University of Chester originated as Chester Diocesan Teacher Training College in 1839, founded by a distinguished group of local leading figures in the Church of England?

Come and join local tour guide Ann Coward for a special Ghost Tour on Thursday 12 September 2024.

Come along to sample the Chester Tour, the longest running public walking tour in Chester.

A chance to explore the Churchill Building, former Western Command, and learn more about its history, architecture and links to the local community.

Premiering at 12pm on 12th September for Heritage Open Days, join Paul Hyde, former Chester City Council Interpretation Officer to learn how these Roman remains help to define the size, shape and location of the legionary fortress of Deva.

A chance to explore the Churchill Building, former Western Command, and learn more about its history, architecture and links to the local community.

Join Chester Castle's Medieval Wall Painter for an exclusive tour of the castle , the Chapel and its paintings either at 11am or 1.30pm.

Join Chester Cathedral in celebrating Heritage Open Days

The former St. Mary's church is normally closed to visitors so take the opportunity to see the beautiful space and let us know if you have a connection to it.