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Things to do in Wrexham

Things to do in Wrexham

Explore Wrexham

Wrexham, the largest town in North Wales, beckons with a unique blend of Welsh charm, historical treasures, and excitement. Nestled between the Welsh mountains and the lower Dee valley, Wrexham is a gateway to diverse experiences.

Wrexham Football Club: A Sporting Legacy

Sports enthusiasts can't miss the heartbeat of the town — Wrexham Football Club. Proudly owned by Hollywood icons Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the club is a symbol of Wrexham's spirit and community pride. Join the excitement at their matches, immerse yourself in the vibrant football culture, and be a part of the Wrexham FC legacy.

Bellevue Park: A Green Oasis in the Heart of Wrexham

In the centre of Wrexham lies Bellevue Park, an Edwardian masterpiece. Built to celebrate the jubilee year of the town's incorporation, the park is not just a tranquil escape but a venue for summer concerts and live music performances. With facilities like a children's park, bowling green, tennis and basketball courts, and scenic paths, Bellevue Park is a haven for leisure and relaxation.

Wrexham's Architectural Wonders

Wrexham proudly boasts three of the '7 Wonders of Wales.' St Giles' Church, with its 16th-century tower, stands as an exquisite example of Gothic architecture and is considered one of the seven wonders. The tomb of Elihu Yale, founder of Yale University, adds historical significance to this Grade 1 listed marvel.

Gresford Bells and All Saints Church

Another wonder, the Gresford Bells, resonates in the 15th-century All Saints Church in Gresford, Wrexham. Notably, the church holds two sets of bells, a unique feature making it the only church in the world with such distinction. The enchanting peal of bells adds a musical charm to Tuesday evenings and Sundays.

Overton Village: Ancient Yew Trees and St. Mary the Virgin Church

In Overton village, witness the third wonder of Wales – the 21 ancient yew trees in the Churchyard of St Mary the Virgin Church. Dating back to early Medieval times, these trees contribute to the stunning beauty of the church and its surroundings.

Explore the Ceiriog Valley

A short distance from Wrexham lies the Ceiriog Valley, offering a plethora of outdoor activities. From pony trekking to exploring footpaths, fishing along the River Ceiriog, to mountain biking in the Berwyn mountains, the valley is a haven for adventure seekers.

Discover Wrexham – where history, culture, and the excitement of Wrexham Football Club converge to create a vibrant town waiting to be explored.

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  1. Wrexham County Borough Museum

    WREXHAM

    Inside one of Wrexham's landmark buildings, Wrexham County Borough Museum is the starting point for discovering the eventful history of this region on the English-Welsh border.

  2. Wrexham Lager

    WREXHAM

    The Wrexham Lager Beer Company Ltd is the Uk’s oldest existing lager brewery, situated in Wrexham, North Wales, and can trace its history back to 1882. The original brewery was set up by German immigrants, Ivan Levinstein and Otto Isler and later run by Robert Graesser. In the 19th century,…

  3. Minera Country Park & Iron Works

    Wrexham

    Wrexham's industrial and social history, particularly during the 18th and 19th century, is a fascinating journey, and covered well through local attractions.

  4. Chirk Castle

    WREXHAM

    Magnificent medieval fortress of the Welsh Marches
    A stark symbol of power, Chirk Castle was completed in 1310 during the reign of the conquering Edward I to subdue the last princes of Wales. Built on an outcrop above the meeting point of the rivers Dee and Ceiriog, the imposing silhouette of the…

  5. Bonc yr Hafod Country Park

    WREXHAM

    The Park forms part of the Johnstown Special Area of Conservation. This strong protective status is due to the population of Great Crested Newts that live in and around the park.

  6. Xplore Science

    WREXHAM

    Xplore! (Formerly Techniquest Glyndŵr) is a Science Discovery Centre with more than 100 hands-on interactive exhibits that are designed to challenge visitors’ understanding of science in a fun and educational way!

  7. Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse

    Bangor on Dee

    On the border between England and Wales, this charming rural track is set in glorious countryside beside the River Dee. 15 days racing per year plus conference and banqueting facilities for up to 300.

  8. Llandegla Fishery

    Llandegla, WREXHAM

    We have a selection of fishing across a series of lakes, ranging from family fun through to fish carefully reared to cater for the serious coarse and fly fisherman.
    FLY FISHING
    Two trout pools stocked with Rainbow, Brown, Tiger and Gold Trout, up to 15lb. We also enjoy a natural stock of Rudd…

  9. Bellevue Park

    Wrexham

    Bellevue is a popular traditional park within easy walking distance of the town centre. The visitor is presented with a splendid formal landscape in the Edwardian style.

  10. Ty Mawr Country Park

    Cefn Mawr,

    Tŷ Mawr Country Park lies on the banks of the River Dee in the beautiful Vale of Llangollen, part of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area out Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Itinerary Distances

FromToDistance * (metric)
Wrexham County Borough Museum (53.04701,-2.99788)Wrexham Lager (53.04552,-2.98947)0.53
Wrexham Lager (53.04552,-2.98947)Oriel Wrecsam (53.0473,-2.99359)0.31
Oriel Wrecsam (53.0473,-2.99359)Alyn Waters Country Park (53.08397,-3.01683)3.93
Alyn Waters Country Park (53.08397,-3.01683)Chirk Castle (52.93542,-3.08941)15.51
Chirk Castle (52.93542,-3.08941)Bonc yr Hafod Country Park (53.01203,-3.02594)8.58
Bonc yr Hafod Country Park (53.01203,-3.02594)Xplore Science (53.04623,-2.99184)4
Xplore Science (53.04623,-2.99184)Nant Mill Visitor Centre (53.04495,-3.05768)3.97
Nant Mill Visitor Centre (53.04495,-3.05768)Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse (52.99398,-2.91637)9.93
Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse (52.99398,-2.91637)Llandegla Fishery (53.062,-3.1514)15.72
Llandegla Fishery (53.062,-3.1514)Bellevue Park (53.04343,-3.00047)9.28
Bellevue Park (53.04343,-3.00047)Ty Mawr Country Park (52.96931,-3.07073)8.55
Total Distance *80.28 miles
Estimated Journey Time2.58 hours

* Approximate distance by road

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