Liverpool & Chester, a Tale of Two Cities

Enjoy guided tours of Liverpool and Chester on this fantastic five-day sightseeing adventure. With its glorious seafaring history, rejuvenated waterfront and unrivalled musical heritage, Liverpool has it all. Chester, known for its historic streets and black-and-white timber-framed buildings is a fantastic day out. Combine both and you have a perfect blend of legendary and historic cities, with an optional excursion to a classic seaside resort and a bustling market also on the cards!What's Included?
Includes- Return coach travel- 4 nights at the Everglades Park Hotel, Widnes (JG3 rating) with dinner & breakfast- Excursions to Liverpool & Chester- Guided city tour of Liverpool- Guided walking tour of ChesterOptional excursion to Ormskirk Market & Southport (£14pp)

Itinerary
Included ExcursionsLiverpool (full day)We make our way to Liverpool to enjoy a guided city tour. We uncover Liverpool's legendary locales and hear the stories behind the famous landmarks. Afterwards, we enjoy some free time. From the impressive Liver Building to the renovated Albert Dock, there are plenty of iconic sights to tick off and stories to discover around every corner. Fans of The Beatles can explore some of the locations frequented by the famous band such as the Cavern Club. Later we return to the hotel for dinner and our second night's stay.Chester (full day)Today we head to the delightful city of Chester, where the fascinating sights span the centuries. We enjoy a walking city tour followed by time at leisure. Wander through the streets of black and white timber-framed buildings and double-height shops or visit the remains of the city's Roman Amphitheatre. As well as an abundance of historical attractions Chester also has a thriving shopping centre with a host of cafés, restaurants and pubs to tempt you. We make our way home in the afternoon.Optional ExcursionOrmskirk Market & Southport (£14pp) (full day)Our optional excursion takes us to experience one of the UK's most traditional and well-loved outdoor markets. The pedestrianised streets around the famous Clock Tower come alive with around 100 stalls offering a huge variety of goods. From clothing, cosmetics, stationary, household goods and hardware to fresh local Lancashire products - there's something here for everyone!Next, we head to 'England's Classic Resort', Southport. Home to the country's second longest and oldest pier with classic seaside attractions, boasting miles of golden sand and beautiful parks and gardens, perfect for a relaxing stroll.

Liverpool
A city steeped in history, culture and attractions, Liverpool is one of the most popular city break destinations in the UK and makes a great destination for a coach break.
Liverpool's most famous sons “The Beatles” are celebrated across the city; from the exhibition in the Albert Dock to the famous Cavern Club where the lads once played,you can map out their incredible journey amongst the vibrancy and history that radiates throughout this city.

Chester
Situated on the picturesque River Dee and surrounded by a two mile ring of Roman Walls, Chester is a medieval city and a top coach holiday destination, boasting the largest Roman amphitheatre in Britain.
You can't go wrong when choosing Chester with plenty to see and do in the area.\n\nSee moreHotel
The Everglades Park Hotel, WidnesJG3 ratingA contemporary and comfortable hotel, the Everglades is conveniently located for our tour to explore the vibrant city of Liverpool and its picturesque surroundings. All rooms are ensuite and the hotel features a terrace, a lounge bar and restaurant as well as free Wi-Fi.Hotel RatingJG3 ratingHotels with a JG3 rating tend to be a more formal style of hotel, often part of a hotel chain, or are very-welcoming family-owned properties. Generally, they offer a greater range of facilities and services, and bedrooms tend to be a little more spacious with additional features. Public areas are larger and include lounge seating, bar and restaurant with good quality food served either buffet style or waiter service.