The Ancient and Medieval City of Chester and Panoramic Liverpool Shore Excursion

You will be met at the port by a Cruising Excursions representative who will then guide you to your air conditioned transportation ready to commence our tour.
The journey to the walled City of Chester will take approximately 40 minutes. 
On arrival we will enjoy a short panoramic coach tour and see great architectural treasures including the Roman Walls and Amphitheatre and the unique half-timbered medieval Rows. We will then leave our coach for a guided walk around the sandstone walls, which bear testament to the various invaders, and defenders who have shaped English history up to the modern day. The basic street plan inside the walls has changed little from Roman times and each of the ancient and medieval towers has its own story to tell. There are plenty of great photo opportunities.
The guided walk on the walls will take approximately 90 minutes; most of Chester's other famous and interesting landmarks including the magnificent Cathedral can be seen from or nearby the walls.
Chester is renowned for its quirky little independent shops, bars and restaurants alongside the larger High Street Stores and there’ll be opportunity to purchase lunch and souvenirs (not included). Time permitting we can visit the Chester cultural museum or walk down a virtual Roman street in the Deva Experience Museum, alternatively take a relaxing river cruise, or visit the Cathedral or Chester Castle.
On the return from Chester we will take a panoramic coach tour of Liverpool capturing some of the best sights this City has to offer. The tour examines the rich maritime history, the iconic Liver Buildings and the World Heritage Site, the Cultural Quarter and the famous Albert Docks. We’ll see not one but two Cathedrals, one of which is the world’s fifth largest! It would be impossible to visit Liverpool without mentioning the Beatles and we will consider how the legacy of the Fab4 has helped to shape this thriving city especially after Liverpool hosted European Capital of Culture in 2008. The tour will be delivered with lots of Liverpool humour and some music along the way.
We will then return back to the port in plenty of time for your cruise ships departure.