A dramatic trip up the River Dee in the beautiful and ancient Roman walled city of Chester, England.
The arched bridge on view first is the oldest in the city and dates back to the 14th century, built in 1387 it's called the Old Dee Bridge and is Grade I listed. It's a seven span structure and made of red sandstone like many buildings in the city. It's only wide enough for one vehicle so is traffic light controlled. There's been a crossing here way back since Roman times, it links Lower Bridge Street in the main part of the city to Handbridge south of the river.
The elegant and newer Queens Park Suspension Bridge on view at the end is pedestrian only and was built in 1923. A walk across gives you great views of the River Dee, embankment and tourist boats below.
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