The friendliest city in the UK has been crowned

The friendliest city in the UK has been crowned

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The friendliest city in the UK has been crowned
Author: Jessica Hamilton
Published: Jan, 28 2025 15:00

Is it really true that people are nicer up north? Well, it seems the debate may finally have been settled. The UK’s most welcoming city has been crowned, confirming that people up north are in fact friendlier. Booking.com has bestowed the title upon Chester, thanks to the city’s ‘warm inviting charm.’.

 [Dawn, City Walls, Chester Cathedral, Chester, Cheshire, England]
Image Credit: Metro [Dawn, City Walls, Chester Cathedral, Chester, Cheshire, England]

The historic destination also manages to squeeze into the top 10 of the friendliest cities across the entire globe, joining the likes of Sigiriya in Sri Lanka, and Cazorla in Spain, which placed first and second, respectively. ‘The historic gem offers a captivating blend of Roman, medieval, and Tudor architecture, all nestled within well-preserved city walls,’ the ranking from Booking.com says.

 [Chester Cathedral, England]
Image Credit: Metro [Chester Cathedral, England]

‘Known for its friendly locals and vibrant community spirit, Chester exudes a warm inviting charm that leaves visitors feeling truly at home.’. The ranking was based on over 360 million verified customer reviews on Booking.com, with the featured destinations celebrated for ‘delivering outstanding hospitality’.

 [Flagstaff Viewpoint, Newry, County Down, Northern Ireland]
Image Credit: Metro [Flagstaff Viewpoint, Newry, County Down, Northern Ireland]

Fancy taking a trip?. Day Trip to Chester 🌷☀️ Beautiful historical city with a fantastic city wall walk! The city is filled with unique two storey shopping tudor rows and a bustling high street. Along with an incredible market and so many food options 😍 #chester #daytripideas #chestermarket #placestogoinchester.

 [Sunrise Glow, Eastgate Clock, Chester, Cheshire, England]
Image Credit: Metro [Sunrise Glow, Eastgate Clock, Chester, Cheshire, England]

With its nearly 2000-year heritage, there’s plenty to explore in Chester. For history buffs, the city walls are a must-see. The two-mile-long structure is the oldest and longest in Britain and is the only place in the country that retains its full circuit of ancient defensive walls.

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