Ringing A bell for prayers-Chichester Cathdral Bell Tower

Last weekend, I was in Chichester - a graceful city in West Sussex. After getting off the train, I turned left and started to encounter the most intact Roman walls in the South of England. 

Passed by Bishop’s Palace Garden, 

the magnificent 900 year old Cathedral is standing there!

It is the last remaining city that has a Cathedral with a detached medieval bell tower.

Located in the city centre, the Novium Museum tells the story of the city and the place is built above the remains of a Roman Bathhouse.

This was once the Roam Bathhouse

On the opposite side of the museum is West street. In 1205, King John allowed shops to be built in the front of the Cathedral on West Street.

Along the shopping centre next to the Cathedral,

just a ten-minute walk, Priory Park is a place to relax or meditation.

Dotted with flowers everywhere, I not only enjoyed colourful flowers scenery in Chichester, but also truely experienced its unique historical heritages.