The Meadows Chester
The Meadows (aka Earls Eye) on the south side of the River Dee in Chester is an area of open heath-like ground popular with dog walkers, horse riders, cattle, joggers, and people just chilling out.
The Meadows is accessible by crossing Old Dee Bridge and turning left along Queen’s Park Road and Queen’s Drive. The more southerly entrance is via Meadows Lane and Bottoms Lane.
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| Looking out over The Meadows in Chester across the River Dee |
Things to see & do in Chester
Chester makes for an easy day trip from Liverpool and Manchester. It is connected to both these cities by train. Chester, in fact, deserves a stay in its own right if you wish to see everything on offer.
The Meadows in Chester is one among the number of Chester’s attractions including The Cross (a popular meeting point in the city centre), Dewa Roman Experience, Chester’s Roman Amphitheater – the largest in the UK, St John’s Church, the Meadows, Grosvenor Park, the impressive Chester Cathedral, once a monastery, the River Dee and the Rows – terraces of medieval shops unique to the city.
Accommodation in Chester
Chester’s hotels include both upmarket and budget options. For a slice of history try The Chester Grosvenor, a luxury 5-star hotel in a renovated Victorian building on Eastgate or the Chester Townhouse B&B located in a 17th-century townhouse on King Street.
Other good quality and affordable accommodation in Chester includes the Holiday Inn Chester South, the Crowne Plaza Chester, and the Coach House Inn.
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