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Chester Cells

@chestercells.bsky.social

A palace above and a prison below. We're located beneath Chester's iconic Town Hall. Join a guided tour through a labyrinth of rooms, discover their histories and hear real life stories. Open weekends and school holidays from Oct 24th. chestercells.co.uk

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Chester Cells @chestercells.bsky.social · 12/10/2026

Now that the mystery has been revealed, here are all the details you'll need to get booked in. If you want to stay up-to-date with the new Chester Cells project, you're best off using our website or following us on Instagram or Facebook for the time being. Thanks!

A vintage police lamp attached to an old brick building being used as a background. The photograph is covered up by a parchment like piece of paper that reads What to know before visiting Chester Cells, with a red arrow below and more parchment that says Swipe to find out!

The background shows the inside of a dark cell, with only the light from the window and an open red door coming through. The image has a parchment paper text box that read What is it? and a larger one below that reads:

Chester Cells is a new guided history tour that takes you into the depth of crime and punishment in historic Chester. Over one hour you will be guided through a labyrinth of rooms, discover their histories, and hear real life stories about many of the people who spent time within these walls.

Chester Town Hall's clock tower with a set of old keys being held in front of it, being used as a background. At the top left a piece of parchment reads Where is it?

The text box below it reads:
Chester Cells is located inside Chester Town Hall.
Our entrance is on Princess Street (on the side heading towards Chester Market).

Just look out for the blue police lamp overhead!

The image also shows a photo of the blue police lamp, inside a blue frame, in the top right corner labelled 'This lamp!'

A large set of old style keys lying on a grey background. The title text reads How do I book? with the text below reading:
To book your place on a tour, simply visit the Chester Cells website (linked in our bio), choose your time slot and ticket type - and you’re in!

In Chester, you can book dual- or multi- tickets with our other venues for a discounted price, just look for the option when booking.

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Chester Cells @chestercells.bsky.social · 12/10/2026

Now that the mystery has been revealed, here are all the details you'll need to get booked in. If you want to stay up-to-date with the new Chester Cells project, you're best off using our website or following us on Instagram or Facebook for the time being. Thanks!

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