We had a good luck around the church. It was great for a quiet prayer. You could also get a cup of tea/coffee and cold drink there and some nice friendly chat with the locals.

It was just full of clutter. The 'piece of the true cross?' was on a most peculiar stand with artificial flowers behind it. It was so 'in your face' that the chapel behind it was lost. The coffee tables and clutter at the back reduce the font to a probable coffee table; middle of the aisle inside the main entrance... More

The people were so lovely and eccentric in that charming English way. They answered my rather niave questions without prejudice and were so genuinely warm and passionate. The coffin in the wall is such a cool artifact and definitely a highlight of Chester! Go and visit and have a cup of tea.

OK the actual church is not sensational but they must be the most friendly people in the UK. Just drop in, have a cup of tea or coffee and relax for a short while

Great welcome and we were allowed to take as many photos as we liked. A beautiful church which it is easy to miss.

We came across this wonderful old church whilst making our way to the river Dee. The church dates back to the 11th century and is a treasure trove of history. Although still a very large church it is incredible to realise that it is only half it's original construction size. It is steeped in the history of Chester as a... More

We enjoyed our visit. Very atmospheric and well worth a visit. On the tourist trail too so easy to find.

St John's is one of the most beautiful buildings of Chester - perserving a large part of its original Norman building. Open during the day and free to enter, it is worth a visit (and it is next to the Roman amphitheatre). There is a little kiosk selling reasonably priced drinks and snacks. Good leaflets to give you information about... More

Visted this church as I had read a little about it before travelling. Received warm welcome on arrival. Wonderful architecture, certainly has the wow factor. Well worth a visit