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Aitor , United Kingdom

06 Oct 2025

Excellent

A very interactive display with lots of historical facts and medical milestones. Recommended for older children.

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Leanne , United Kingdom

30 Dec 2025

Good

Great day out

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Sarah, United Kingdom

14 Apr 2025

Good

Quite fun and lots of different interactive ideas. Great staff and the lady in costume was so funny. Price (quite reasonable) reflects what the museum offers as it's a short experience...We spent...

Quite fun and lots of different interactive ideas. Great staff and the lady in costume was so funny. Price (quite reasonable) reflects what the museum offers as it's a short experience...We spent about 1.5 hours and we did not rush.

Sick to Death

About: Sick To Death

Explore the gory story of medicine through time at a "sick" new attraction in the heart of Chester. Located within the two medieval towers making up the Watertower complex, this family-friendly journey through the history of all things sick, plagued and diseased is a chance to laugh as much as learn. Meet the Grim Reaper and the ancient Greek God of medicine, explore the filthy “Diagnosis Alley”, and even perform an autopsy!

Sick To Death

Sunday

10:00:00 - 18:00:00

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

Closed

Thursday

10:00:00 - 18:00:00

Friday

10:00:00 - 18:00:00

Saturday

10:00:00 - 18:00:00

Sick To Death

Bridge Street, CH1 1NW, Chester

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