The museum, located on the first floor of the public library, tells the story of Buckley's place as a major centre for the pottery and brick industries from medieval times through to the Twentieth Century. You can see many of Buckley's finest wares on display and...

An 18th and 19th century house set in parkland.

The Museums Service aims to assist Flintshire residents and visitors in enjoying and exploring the history of the county. Here you will find information about the museums in Buckley, Mold and the Greenfield Valley Heritage Park in Holywell, (managed on behalf of the...

Mold Museum traces the fascinating history of the community back to the foundations of life in the region. The collection has Bronze Age pieces such as an axe, jewellery and weapons that have been excavated during archaeological digs.

Standing on the North-East corner of the city walls over looking the canal, is the tower called "King Charles's Tower". Called so because legend has it on the 24th of September 1645. King Charles stood on the tower and watched his army defeated in the battle of...

The Water Tower stands at the north-west corner of the medieval walled city of Chester, and is now one of the best-preserved features of its defences.

At the Grosvenor Museum you can discover the history of the fascinating city of Chester and the people who have made it so special. It houses an impressive collection of Roman Tombstones, along with fascinating displays that build a picture of Roman Chester. Admire...

The award winning Dewa Roman Experience is a family run attraction suitable for both members of the public and privately booked groups. Since 1993 visitors of all ages have enjoyed wandering through Roman Streets, exploring the archaeological remains and handling...

Chester Cathedral has a rich and fascinating heritage. It is a living community of prayer and worship, a centre of excellence in Church Music, and plays a key role for the Christian community across Chester, the Wirral and Cheshire.

Plas Teg is one of the most important Jacobean houses in Wales. Her majestic walls have stood proud against years of neglect, and the recent restoration has enabled us a fascinating chance to truly step back in time.