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There are many idyllic Cheshire and Wirral market towns or villages such as Tarporley, Frodsham, Helsby, Heswall or West Kirby whereas Chester provides a faster pace of life in the City and of course so does nearby Liverpool famous most recently for being the European Capital of Culture City in 2008. There is a huge range of attractions in The Wirral and Cheshire areas and the following are some of the more popular ones.

Chester Zoo

Telephone: 01244 380280
Web address: www.chesterzoo.org

Chester Zoo is the UK’s number one zoo, with over 7000 animals and 400 different species, including some of the most endangered species on the planet.

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Delamere Forest

Web address: www.forestry.gov.uk/delamereforestpark

Delamere Forest Park comprises over 950 hectares of mixed deciduous and evergreen forest, open grassland and wetlands. It is the largest wooded area in Cheshire and lies within the Mersey Forest. Blakemere Moss has become an excellent habitat for a wide variety of wildlife including the beautiful small tortoiseshell butterfly, greater spotted woodpecker, white faced darter dragonfly, green woodpecker, siskin and southern hawker dragonfly,and is particularly popular with ornithologists. Delamere offers the complete day out for all the family, with a wide range of facilities including bike hire, cafe, shop, Visitor Centre Go Ape! high ropes course and many car parks, picnic sites and viewpoints.

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Lady Lever Art Gallery


Opened by Lord William Hesketh Lever, in memory of his wife 1922, it houses his extensive collections of fine and decorative art from the mid-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries.

Outstanding furniture, the finest collection of Wedgwood jasperware in the UK, and world-famous works of art, including Pre-Raphaelite masterpieces can be found in this gallery. Featuring the work of Gainsborough, Stubbs, and Millais, and dramatic masterpieces by Constable and Turner, the sheer depth of fine and decorative art in the collection at Lady Lever Art Gallery is astounding.

During 2008 a new permanent display opened, "Lever the Collector", introducing Lever and how he built his collection and the gallery. There is also a special exhibition programme throughout the year; previous exhibitions have included Ten Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci from the Royal Collection, The Stuckists Punk Victorian and Masterpiece Watercolours.

For children there are dedicated activities throughout the year for children of all ages, including workshops and fun gallery trails.

Admission is free for all.

The gallery also houses a bistro-style cafe and excellent gift shop


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Ness Botanic Gardens

Telephone: 0151 353 0123
Web address: www.liv.ac.uk/nessgardens

Spend a relaxing day at Ness Botanic Gardens, exploring the 60 acres of landscaped gardens and discover the outstanding collections of seasonal flowers, trees and shrubs.

These outstanding Botanic gardens overlook the Dee Estuary, and contain the finest collection of rhododendron and azaleas in the Northwest. Breathtaking heather, rock, herb gardens, and an outstanding collection of Himalayan and Chinese plants are just some of the many views to enjoy at Ness.

There is a new visitor centre, which is a state of the art building designed to be sustainable and sympathetic to the environment. The spacious, bright interior houses the Four Seasons Cafe, a gift shop, a plant sales area and exhibition space.

Ness Botanic Gardens has been one of Cheshire's Gardens of Distinction in Cheshire's Year of Gardens 08 and voted Winner of Large Attraction of the Year at the Mersey Tourism Awards in May 2008

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Blue Planet Aquarium

Telephone: 0151 357 8800
Web address: www.blueplanetaquarrium,com

Blue Planet Aquarium is Oceans of Fun and features one of the world's largest underwater viewing tunnels. You can get right up close to huge sharks, graceful rays and hundreds of other amazing fish in fantastic surroundings. It's a great day out whatever the weather, and an experience you'll never forget!

Also, there's a chance to see the brand new otter enclosure, one of the largest in the UK

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Chester Market

Web address: www.chestermarket.org

The first market was held here in 1139 and over the years, Chester has enjoyed a fine tradition of bustling, lively markets selling a wide variety of fresh product, household goods and gifts.

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Chester Cathedral

Web address: www.chestercathedral.com

Chester Cathedral has a rich and fascinating heritage.
It is a living community of prayer and worship, a centre of excellence in Church Music, and plays a key role for the Christian community across Chester, the Wirral and Cheshire.

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Chester Grosvenor Museum

Telephone: 0300 123 8 123
Web address: www.grosvenormuseum.co.uk

The Grosvenor Museum is Chester's biggest collection of local and international history. Discover 2000 years of life spread over three floors of a classic 19th century building.

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Burton Manor College & Conference Centre

Telephone: 0151 336 5172
Web address: www.burtonmanor.com

Our main aim at Burton Manor is to provide a centre of learning excellence,within a unique residential setting, for personal, community and organisational development.


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