The Water Tower in Chester: photos, reviews

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The Water Tower in Chester offers a fascinating glimpse into history as a prime example of a well-preserved defensive tower. Once a crucial part of the city walls, this attraction provides visitors with a rich sense of the past amidst the beauty of Chester's landscape. With a 4.4 rating on Google, it's a hit among families looking for an engaging day out. Kids will love the expansive park surrounding the tower, perfect for running and playing while adults appreciate the stunning views and historical significance. Whether you're diving into medieval history or enjoying the spacious park with your family, The Water Tower promises a memorable visit for all ages.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Chester Racecourse

Bus stop 312 m walk

Charlotte Street

Bus stop 153 m walk

Chester Northgate

Bus stop 323 m walk

Gladstone Avenue

Bus stop 307 m walk

Sedgefield Road

Bus stop 380 m walk

Earls Port

Bus stop 140 m walk

4.4

based on 120 reviews

Google

4.4/5 120 reviews

Bryan

Lovely city walls in Chester

In ÿour vicinitÿ

A very well preserved example of a once defensive tower with arch that once housed machinery for drawing water up and into the city. This was a very important strategic part of the city walls and has held upwell considering it was partially submerged in the river for hundreds of years. There is some work needed on the stairs down to the playpark so be careful.

Wai ÿan SŒ Min

A classic looking water tower near Chester walls. We couldn't go in there as it was closed.

The Water Tower in Chester

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