Top Tourist Attractions in ChicesterAll of the town's main streets are lined with bustling shops, businesses, restaurants and pubs. During the Christmas period, the Rotary Club of Chichester places a large Christmas tree near the cross in the town nave. The colorful lights that dominate the streets emit a magical glow that illuminates the streets after sunset. This city offers many eye-catching places. Here are ten phenomenal places not to be missed.1. Chichester CathedralThis Chichester Cathedral is architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner's archetypal English cathedral. It features the combination of Norman arcades in the nave and chancel of early English architecture. This cathedral is the medieval cathedral of England with a separate bell tower and it is visible from the sea. Chichester Holy Trinity Cathedral was founded in 1075. The Bishop of Chicester Saint Richard was buried in the cathedral. Its shrine was accepted as a place of pilgrimage until it was destroyed in 1538, during the early stages of the English Reformation. You can enjoy some exciting anecdotes. The almshouses at St. Mary's Hospital, Chichester, are linked to the cathedral. It is considered the oldest in Britain, dating from the 13th century. The nave of Chichester Cathedral is extremely unusual. The aisles of the cathedral were doubled in the 13th century. Relics of the Roman mosaic movement exist under the floor of the nave. This is visible through a window. Located in the heart of the city, this masterpiece cathedral has been an important stop for travelers for over 900 years. The imposing spire rises above the cathedral's shoreline and has been used as a navigation aid for centuries. The treasures are in the middle of the paper.......10. Weald and Downland MuseumThe Weald and Downland Museum, established 40 years ago, is one of the world's leading museums of historic buildings. The museum is spread over an area of ​​50 acres and has 50 historic buildings. These buildings date from the British period between the 13th and 19th centuries. The simple effort of rebuilding a historic building is impressive. However, you'll get more as some of these houses also house farms and workplaces, giving you a taste of life in those times. During the visit, you can enjoy some of the museum's activities. These are designed to make you feel much closer to the lifestyle of yesteryear. There are demonstrators who will perform some of the typical tasks live. By going through different periods, you will get an idea of ​​how lifestyle has changed over time. Special events are also held throughout the year.