Welcome to the Cheshire Now

Join us on a tour of the county of Cheshire and the Wirral Peninsula

The county of Cheshire borders Wales and the Irish Sea, and covers some 2,323 square kilometres. It is a mainly rural county with a high concentration of villages and contains some of the best stately homes in Britain.

Hare Hill Garden

The adjoining Wirral Peninsula juts into the Irish Sea and is bounded by the Cheshire plain, the River Dee to the west and the River Mersey to the east. The peninsula boasts picturesque villages, sandy beaches and large areas of land owned by the National Trust.

The Peckforton Hills

This easy to navigate site is designed as an illustrated guide to the best that the county of Cheshire and the Wirral Peninsula has to offer the visitor, including sections on the historic city of Chester, founded by the Romans, the varying landscape of Cheshire and the Wirral, forests, villages and towns, castles, stately homes, churches and priories, visitor attractions, birdwatching and prehistoric sites in the region. We also offer a wide range of interesting walks in Cheshire of varying lengths.

Alderley Edge