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Bordering North Wales and the northwest, Cheshire is a popular holiday destination, ideal for romatic retreats, family holidays and group get togethers. With its historic cities, market towns, and open countryside, it balances culture with the great outdoors. From walking on the Cheshire Plain to exploring Chester’s streets and visiting local attractions, there's lots to see and do for all types of holidaymaker. For more options, see all our unique places to stay in England.
Set in northwest England, Cheshire combines historic character, countryside, and well-known attractions, making it a strong choice for short breaks, family holidays, and romantic weekends. The city of Chester is a highlight, known for its Roman walls, distinctive shopping galleries, and landmarks such as Chester Cathedral, all of which suit cultural visits and relaxed exploring on foot; nearby, Chester Zoo is one of the UK’s leading attractions and a key draw for family trips.
Beyond the city, the Cheshire Plain opens into farmland, canals, and walking routes that work well for countryside escapes, cycling holidays, and dog-friendly breaks, while towns such as Knutsford and Nantwich provide independent shops, markets, and places to eat that reflect the county’s local character. Cheshire also has strong links to food and farming, adding interest for those seeking slower-paced, experience-led stays. With good connections to Manchester and Liverpool, it’s easy to reach while still feeling removed from the pace of larger cities, making it a practical choice for a weekend away or a longer stay focused on exploring both town and countryside.