111 Places in Cheshire That You Shouldn't Miss
Travel Guide
Discover the secrets of one of England's most elegant counties—from Roman ruins to modern mysteries.
Cheshire is one of England's most stylish counties, known for elegant villages, rolling countryside and rich history. This travel guide uncovers its hidden stories and surprising sights, from Roman Chester and grand estates to mystical mines, scientific landmarks and curious modern legends across a county full of unmissable places.
111 Places in Cheshire That You Shouldn't Miss takes you beyond the typical tourist trail to explore the hidden gems that make this corner of Northwest England so captivating. Whether you're a local looking for new adventures or a visitor seeking authentic experiences, author Ed Glinert reveals insider's tips and fun facts that bring each location to life.
From historic Chester's ancient walls to the county's lesser-known curiosities, this guide offers the perfect blend of practical information and fascinating storytelling. Each of the 111 places features essential details and the intriguing background that transforms a simple visit into a memorable discovery.
Pack this indispensable companion and experience Cheshire like never before.
Ed Glinert
Ed Glinert was born in Dalston, just outside London's East End. He trained as a journalist and founded City Life, Manchester's what's-on and hard news magazine in 1983. In the 1990s he worked for Private Eye magazine, writing the Rotten Boroughs column about council corruption. He has also contributed to the Sunday Times, Independent and the New Statesman. He was launch production editor for Mojo, the rock 'n' roll magazine. Glinert has written a number of books for major publishers including The London Compendium (2003) and East End Chronicles (2005). Since 2009 he has run the highly-successful New Manchester Walks tour company. He also guides in London and Liverpool.
Andrew Galloway
Andrew Galloway began taking photographs in the 1970s with a Kodak Instamatic 126 camera. By the early 1980s he had graduated to 35mm film, making use of an Olympus Trip compact camera gifted by his mother. He saved up the earnings from a Saturday job at the Co-op in his home town of Wythenshawe, Manchester to buy a Nikon single lens reflex (SLR) camera. He has used Nikon equipment since. He is a graduate of the universities of Aberystwyth and Durham, and completed a City & Guilds in Photography in 2004.