City Life
Chester
Chester is the best preserved walled city in England. Besides its Roman ruins, Chester is famous for Tudor buildings and medieval two-tier shopping rows.
Beneath the streets of the city there is evidence of an ancient Roman town and fortress of Deva dating back nearly 2,000 years.
Despite continued expansion over the years it remains one of the most beautiful Cities in England and provides excellent opportunities for shopping and indulging in a cafe culture. www.visitchester.co.uk
Manchester
Manchester is regarded by many as Britain’s second city and the capital of the industrial revolution. It has undergone massive regeneration in recent years with old facades being rejuvenated. It is truly one of Europe’s major cities. Manchester has endless opportunities for entertainment, supporting all lifestyles whether they be social or sporting. In addition Manchester is ethnically diverse and culturally rich.
Sophisticated, stylish, stimulating and streets ahead, Manchester is the original 24-hour party city. From fine dining and chic hotels, to cutting-edge clubs and bars it has been heralded as the world's most progressive music scene.
The past, the present and the future are intertwined in this city. Historical landmarks compliment bold, contemporary structural design, surrounded by beautifully sculptured open spaces where you can reminisce, recuperate or simply have a rest away from the bustling crowds.
World-class live events, international sporting competitions, and award-winning museums and galleries make Manchester one of the most entertaining places in the world. Add to this the passion of two premiership football clubs, and an exceptional programme of drama, dance and comedy, and you'll discover why this is the place everyone is talking about. www.visitmanchester.com
Liverpool
Liverpool, the European Capital of Culture in 2008, is diverse, energetic and exciting. From football to festivals; music to maritime; clubs to cuisine there is something for everyone. There are more than 60 languages spoken in the city every day.
Merseyside has over 40 golf courses, seven of championships status, including Royal Birkdale, which hosted the 2008 British Open. Liverpool's eight free museums and galleries that make up National Museums Liverpool possess the greatest collection of artefacts, paintings, specimens and objects collectively held under single ownership in the country. Its Anglican Cathedral is the largest in Britain and the fifth largest in the world.
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