Tours at Cheshire

Holidays in Cheshire

One of the counties of the northern region of England is called Cheshire. Its capital is Chester, although Warrington is still considered the largest city in the region. The origin of the first settlement dates back to 60 BC. Many of the counties are familiar from Caroll's tale "Alice in Wonderland", who is a native of Cheshire. That's what the cat's writer called it. Rest in Cheshire will surprise with a huge amount of historical facts, which the tourist will have to read here. It is interesting that according to the population census, the largest number of millionaires of the country lives here.

The County is conditionally divided into agricultural and industrial areas. A lot of factories in the automotive industry are concentrated in the region. Tour to Cheshire will appeal to many tourists, because almost every corner of the region is filled with its features. The most interesting places are castles that have survived to our days (Beason, Holton and others), monuments of architecture, galleries, various museums. Nature lovers will like visiting parks, farmsteads, farms. Tour to Cheshire will not do without visiting the capital's zoo. In the city of McClesfield there are museums of silk. Perhaps the most interesting sight is the Cold War Museum, which is located in a real bunker. It presents an exposition with nuclear weapons, here imitation of a nuclear explosion is reproduced.

Religious tourists prefer to get acquainted with such structures as the Church of Saints, the cathedral and other equally large religious buildings. In the city of Daresbury, where Carroll was born, the church displays an exhibit with drawings and notes by the writer. The only thing that has not survived until today is the writer's home. The exhibition presents interesting historical facts from the writer's life. Rest in Cheshire will not do without a memorable souvenir from the store, dedicated to the girl Alice and her adventures.

In addition to the tourist attractions described above, various tournaments, festivals and parades are attracted, which are held not only in the scale of the country, but also at the world level. The most entertaining and unusual is the tournament for attracting worms. A lot of "athletes" come from all over England and even from other countries. The main task is to catch as many worms as possible. It is interesting that to use something (for example, a shovel), in this kind of "sport" is prohibited. Enraging invertebrates can only be done by creating vibrations in the earth, dancing, playing tune or singing.