Grosvenor Shopping Centre - Chester

win T.

Very clean, tidy and shiny shopping place where you can find a of brand stores to do your shopping from daily life to latest fashion. There was security for public and business safety.
What i like the most was building, the Tudor style which is very eye catching and touching your heart. Thats the only reason i love Chester 🥰

bob R.

In the heart of the lovely old City of Chester. Plenty of small interesting shops ,cafes and pubs. Close to the Cathedral which,along with some of the old buildings dates back over 900 years.

Lou L.

When it comes to beautiful cities, Chester is one of the best and should be on every tourist’s ‘must see’ itinerary
As soon as you arrive in Chester you will appreciate the city’s unique atmosphere and sense of history.

Founded by the Romans over 2000 years ago, much of the Roman influence remains and Chester’s city walls are the most complete in Britain. In every corner of the city you are confronted with history, from the Roman amphitheatre, to the medieval half-timbered buildings.

One of Chester’s most unique features is the two-tiered rows, which means you can shop whatever the weather and gives you a unique experience and double the shopping fun!

As well as having so much history and heritage, Chester is a vibrant, dynamic city full of restaurants, bars, pubs, clubs, hotels, racecourse, zoo, theatre and not forgetting the River Dee. With so much to discover, you will always find something new each time you visit.

Whatever you want in Chester, you will find it here and if you don’t let us know! The beautiful boutique city of Chester is yours to indulge in

Ian N.

Showing its age in some areas. Refurb underway in various areas. Fantastic location for centre of Chester which is lovely.
Parking was good if a little tight for access in places. SUV's beware. Watch headroom!
All in all a good day out taking into account the surrounding areas.

David B.

I was here on Christmas eve. It was very busy. I was taken by coach and had 4 hours to spend in Chester. I did buy something in one of the shops but the 4 hours for me was to long even. Though I spent some time in Chester cathedral

Sam A.

We visited Chester several times last year and each visit we ended spending some time exploring the independent shops and browsing the high street names at the Grosvenor Shopping Centre.
Located directly within the city's historic walls, this indoor shopping arcade makes for a pleasant break especially when the weather turns rainy.

The marble floors and arched ceilings give the space a grand, antique feel that provides an atmospheric setting for browsing. Spotting the remnants of the original 15th century architecture is like stepping back in time.
Intermixed with merchants of old are modern cafes and chains like TK Maxx. It's fun to search out little boutiques squeezed between the larger retailers.

Many come just to wander and take in the views out to Eastgate Clock and Bridge Street beyond the colonnades.
It's also a family-friendly one-stop-shop with prizes for little ones readily available.

As with many centers, the loss of anchor stores during the pandemic like Debenhams left noticeable gaps.
That said, monthly pop-ups help fill empty units and add an ever-changing element.
Staff are consistently pleasant and knowledgeable about the local area.
Access and parking underneath is very convenient.

Public restrooms would enhance the customer experience and I believe is a main pain point.
Overall, the Grosvenor Shopping Centre nonetheless serves as a nice mid-trip pause when touring all that historic Chester has to offer.

Lama_S

I loved exploring the town, seen historical places and bought some souvenire from the cathedral. Nice place to visit.

Angela T.

I'm grateful for it because it's accessible for me as a disabled person who uses a walker. A disgrace there are no public toilets though. A pity there are so many empty shops. Browns closing has left a huge hole. Thankfully still a few good shops that interest me.