About this city
Chichester is a scenic, quiet rural valley town situated dynamically along the Suncook River in central New Hampshire, positioned flatly along the historic Highway 4 vacation corridor just miles east of the state capital. Incorporated in 1727 by Governor Samuel Shute and named after the historic cathedral city in England, the town maintained a fiercely proud, traditional agricultural identity for nearly three centuries. Today, Chichester serves as a serene residential hub, beautifully pairing its deep-rooted country hospitality with pristine public pine parks and historic architectural gems.
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Suggested stay: 1 day
Shop for unique local country crafts and home decor at the sprawling Carpenter's Shop retail venue, hike the quiet winding woodland loops of Shaw's Nature Area, and fish along the Suncook River.
