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Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: GBP
- Languages: English, Welsh
- Climate: Temperate maritime
- Timezone: Europe/London
- Population: Approximately 65,000 residents
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit Wrexham is late spring through early autumn for pleasant weather and outdoor activities.
- Visa Requirements Visitors to Wrexham generally follow the United Kingdom's visa rules. Citizens from the EU, US, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter visa-free for short stays, typically up to six months. Some nationalities require a visa in advance, while others may be eligible for an electronic visa (e-visa) or visa on arrival. US, EU, and UK citizens do not need a visa for tourism. It is advisable to check the UK government website for the latest visa policies before travel.
About Wrexham
Wrexham is a historic market town in northeast Wales that offers visitors a unique blend of cultural heritage, modern amenities, and scenic surroundings. It stands out for its industrial past, with landmarks that tell stories of coal mining and steel production, yet it has evolved into a lively urban center with a strong community spirit. Tourists are drawn to Wrexham for its charming town center, bustling markets, and the famous Racecourse Ground, the oldest international football stadium still in use. The town also serves as a gateway to the beautiful landscapes of North Wales, including castles, hills, and nature reserves. Its vibrant arts scene, local festivals, and welcoming pubs make it a compelling destination for travelers seeking an authentic Welsh experience beyond the usual tourist trails.
Top Attractions
1. St Giles’ Church – A stunning medieval church known for its impressive architecture and historic significance. 2. Erddig Hall – A beautifully preserved National Trust estate with gardens and exhibitions about local history. 3. Wrexham County Borough Museum – Offers insights into the town’s industrial and cultural past. 4. The Racecourse Ground – The world’s oldest international football stadium, a must-visit for sports fans. 5. Pontcysyllte Aqueduct – A UNESCO World Heritage site nearby, famous for its engineering and scenic canal walks.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy walking and cycling along the scenic canal paths and countryside trails. Cultural enthusiasts can explore local museums, galleries, and historic sites. The town hosts regular markets and festivals showcasing Welsh traditions and crafts. Sports fans can attend football matches at the Racecourse Ground. Outdoor adventures include nearby hiking in the Clwydian Range and exploring the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct by boat or on foot.
Wrexham Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Wales
- Duration Range: Visitors can enjoy walking and cycling along the scenic canal paths and countryside trails. Cultural enthusiasts can explore local museums, galleries, and historic sites. The town hosts regular markets and festivals showcasing Welsh traditions and crafts. Sports fans can attend football matches at the Racecourse Ground. Outdoor adventures include nearby hiking in the Clwydian Range and exploring the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct by boat or on foot.
- Group Size: Flexible group sizes
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: The best time to visit Wrexham is late spring through early autumn for pleasant weather and outdoor activities. Pack layers and waterproof clothing due to the temperate maritime climate. Respect local customs, including polite greetings and queuing etiquette. Wrexham is generally safe, but standard precautions apply. Most places accept cards, but carrying some cash is advisable for markets and smaller shops.
Average Tour Price: $75
Lowest Price Tour: $39
Highest Price Tour: $250
7 Available Tour Excursions in Wrexham
We want to show you the Wrexham that the locals know and love. That’s why we’ve selected a passionate and knowledgeable local guide, who is also a life-long supporter of Wrexham AFC, to show you around. A fan of the club since before the hit TV series went into production, our guide knows all the ins and outs of the Wrexham AFC story from before the club was purchased by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenny. During your tour, they will tell you secrets that no one else knows, behind-the-scenes details from filming, and stories from their own experiences of following Wrexham through their highs and lows. Visiting locations from across the Welcome to Wrexham TV series, this tour is a must for anyone who has fallen in love with the cast, characters and city of Welcome To Wrexham.
Price: $225.69
Duration: 3 hours
Once you've seen the beautiful areas, such as the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Llangollen, that surround Wrexham, it becomes much easier to understand how two A-list celebrities fell in love with Wrexham AFC. Taking in the beautiful Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Llangollen, the Pontcysyllen adequate, and the City of Wrexham, this tour offers you the chance to experience both the beauty of North Wales and the fun that is Football. During the tour, you will have the chance to meet a passionate local guide who has followed Wrexham since they were a child, meet local people who have been used in the filming of Welcome To Wrexham and hear some behind-the-scenes stories that only a local would know. You might even meet a celebrity or two along the way! In addition to this, you will be able to explore not only a site of international importance but also beautiful boutique shops, characterful cafes, and a couple of historic pubs.
Price: $443.20
Duration: 9 hours
We want to show you the Wrexham that locals know and love. That’s why your guide isn’t just knowledgeable and passionate—they’re also a lifelong Wrexham AFC supporter. A fan long before Welcome to Wrexham hit TV screens, they know the club’s story inside and out, including everything that led up to Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s ownership. Throughout your tour, you’ll hear behind-the-scenes details from filming, insider stories that few others know, and personal memories from following Wrexham AFC through both triumphs and challenges. Exploring key locations from the Welcome to Wrexham series, this tour is a must for anyone who has fallen in love with the club, its characters, and the incredible city they call home.
Price: $20.46
Duration: 3 hours
Embark on a delightful 90 minute journey through Wrexham's rich history and its growing/exciting food scene with us. Led by an experienced and multi award winning foodie guide, you'll visit two 'hidden foodie' gems, handpicked for their exceptional cuisine and unique charm. Whilst savouring amazing food, you'll be able to immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Wrexham as your guide shares captivating stories and historical information. The tour group size is kept small to ensure a personalised and intimate experience. Dietary requirements can be catered for advance notice.
Price: $68.19
Duration: 1 hours
Join our official guides on this unique tour combining 2 city walking tours, straddling the borders of England and Wales. First, you visit the city that everyone is talking about, Wrexham in North Wales, as featured in the TV show, Welcome to Wrexham, which tells the story of Hollywood meets the home of Welsh football. Second, you take sustainable public transport and cross the border to visit the Roman city of Chester. See unique sights and hear authentic, local stories about these two contrasting destinations. You'll also have time for a lunch break and to do some shopping during your day.
Price: $579.58
Duration: 6 hours
Take the worry out of your departure to Manchester Airport (MAN) and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 8 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.
Price: $253.52
Duration: 1 hours
Our Wrexham Taster Tour offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and local flavours for a truly authentic experience. Carefully curated to showcase Wrexham’s rich past and vibrant present, this tour includes exclusive access and unique highlights you won’t find anywhere else. Start with a Wrexham Lager Taster Menu at The Bank Bar & Bistro, where owner Aled Jones pairs small plates with Britain’s oldest lager. Explore the magnificent St Giles’ Church, one of the Seven Wonders of Wales, before unwinding at Vault 33, a stylish cocktail bar owned by ex Wrexham AFC player Neil Roberts. Next, enjoy VIP access to Wrexham Lager Brewery, exclusive to our tour! Go behind the scenes, discover the brewery’s fascinating history, and taste its legendary brew fresh from the source. Finally, round off your experience with a classic fish & chip cone from the beloved Jones’s Fish & Chips, the perfect way to end your Wrexham adventure!
Price: $129.55
Duration: 4 hours
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
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Local Food & Cuisine
Wrexham’s food scene reflects traditional Welsh cuisine with hearty dishes like cawl (a lamb and vegetable stew), Welsh rarebit, and locally sourced lamb and seafood. Pubs and restaurants often serve seasonal and locally produced ingredients. Must-try foods include bara brith (a fruit loaf) and laverbread (seaweed delicacy). Noteworthy dining spots include The Walnut Tree Inn for classic Welsh fare and The Century Club for modern British cuisine with a local twist.
Getting Around
Wrexham is accessible by train from major UK cities, with direct services from London, Manchester, and Chester. The town is well connected by road, with the A483 and A541 providing easy access. Local bus services cover the town and surrounding areas. Walking and cycling are popular for getting around the compact town center. Taxi services are available, and parking is generally available but can be limited in busy areas.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit Wrexham is late spring through early autumn for pleasant weather and outdoor activities. Pack layers and waterproof clothing due to the temperate maritime climate. Respect local customs, including polite greetings and queuing etiquette. Wrexham is generally safe, but standard precautions apply. Most places accept cards, but carrying some cash is advisable for markets and smaller shops.
Culture & Customs
Wrexham’s culture is deeply rooted in Welsh traditions, with a strong sense of community and pride in local heritage. Social customs include friendly greetings and respect for the Welsh language, which is visible on signs and in schools. Important events include the Wrexham Food Festival and local Eisteddfodau (Welsh cultural festivals). Visitors should be mindful of local etiquette, such as removing hats indoors and being punctual for appointments.
