Eastgate Street, Chester

Many of Chester's characteristic structures, which make up Eastgate Street, are connected to the Tudor resurgence. It is a historic shopping street. A significant landmark that leads to some small but intriguing stores is the Eastgate Clock.

Chester, which was first built as a Roman fortress in the first century, is full of picturesque locations, with Eastgate Street and its famous Victorian turret clock dominating the heart of the city.

It is immediately obvious why it is a recognized landmark and that Big Ben is Britain's second-most photographed clock. It was constructed atop a Georgian arch and features lace-like ironwork, a rich red and gold surround, and other details that beg for close-up shots.

Chester Rows, a notable piece of architecture, is located on Eastgate Street. These elegant half-timbered galleries, which date from the medieval era and are exclusive to Chester, are another must-photograph location.

Location: Chester, Northern England