Chester Roman Gardens

I loved it here, the gardens are very well kept and tidy. The atmosphere is really quiet, we sat at the bottom near the central trees and could not hear the traffic at all. Would be nice for a picnic!

The Roman Gardens are located just to the right of the city walls. Easy can be had from a set of steps taking you down from the walls by Newgate.

These gardens have been 'laid out' since 1949 and includes real Roman building fragments but these have been sourced from elsewhere in Chester.

Chester, Cheshire England Roman Gardens and the Roman Wall is a must see! Historical 16th century Roman history. Walk and stand on the very wall that Roman soldiers once stood and guarded the city more than 2000 years ago. Tour the Roman Gardens and the King Charles Tower. Enjoy lots of shopping and local eateries.

Lovely interesting gardens and walk, with information boards dotted around.

Small garden but it's worth a visit. It's located adjacent to another Roman attraction, the amphitheater.

Only small but plenty to see. Enjoyed our visit

The gardens are well done for what they are, which includes a few Roman ruins and signage. There isn't a ton to see, and the items are not originally from this site (they're from around Chester more generally), but if doing the city walls walk it's easy to take a 5-10 minute detour to walkthrough.

Pleasant gardens beside the city walls, also near the amphitheatre and Grosvenor Park. The Roman gardens were developed in 1949 from pieces found around the city and is a beautiful place to sit and relax. It's a lovely way to walk between the city and the river Dee.