"Chester" day trip: ancient city walls, century-old churches, specialty shopping

#One-day tour in the city "Chester" is a city in Cheshire, northwest England. It was a military fortress built during the Roman period to defend against Welsh attacks south of the city. The city still retains a complete city wall, which is the best preserved city wall in Britain. This town is less than an hour away from Liverpool by train or car, so it is recommended to visit it when in Liverpool. In addition to the many well-preserved ancient buildings in this town, there is also a long city wall that you can walk around, making a full circle around the town and climbing up to see the distance. There's also a 1,000-year-old cathedral and a unique 700-year-old shopping row. Chester's landmark Eastgate Clock is the most photographed clock in England after Big Ben. The streets on both sides, mainly developed with the East Gate Bell, have many Viking-style buildings and many specialty shops for shopping. It would be nice to take a day trip.