• Wrexham Lager Brewery Shop - Wrexham Lager is a cherished national treasure, loved not only in Wales but throughout Great Britain. Created by two German immigrants, this crisp and refreshing lager holds the honor of being the oldest in the UK.
• The Fat Boar - The Fat Boar is a popular destination, attracting everyone from Wrexham AFC staff to locals seeking a delightful meal. Beyond its delicious food and drinks, the pub’s exterior murals are the true highlight.

The vibrant murals on the Fat Boar’s walls have attracted crowds of Wrexham AFC fans, Welsh National Team supporters, and even visitors inspired by Welcome to Wrexham. While visiting, you can take a photo with the current mural, explore the stories behind past designs that once adorned the walls, and learn why some murals had to be changed for legal reasons. It’s a unique blend of art, history, and football culture you won’t want to miss!

• St Giles Parish Church - St Giles Parish Church is a stunning architectural masterpiece, considered one of Wales’s most beautiful examples of church construction. It gained additional fame as the location where Rob and Ryan met Reverend Dr. Jason Bray, the exorcist priest featured in Season One of Welcome to Wrexham.

• Wrexham General Market - Wrexham Market is a lively hub where many of the town’s well-known personalities work, gather, and share their thoughts on the football season’s highs and lows.

• Lot 11 Cafe - Lot 11 Café is the perfect place to grab a quick snack and a drink in a setting adored by Wrexham AFC players. This charming boutique café gained fame in Welcome to Wrexham when Paul Mullin and Ollie Palmer enjoyed breakfast here during season one. It’s a must-visit for fans looking to experience a slice of the team’s local haunts, and your guide will give you a few moments to purchase some refreshments if you wish.

• Wrexham Miners Project - The Wrexham Miners Project is a unique museum. Like many historic buildings in Wrexham, it was saved by the local community and transformed into a museum.

• The Racecourse Ground - The Racecourse Ground (or Cae Ras in Welsh) is the world’s oldest international soccer stadium still in continuous use. Today, it stands proudly alongside larger, more modern venues like Wembley and serves as the home of Wrexham AFC—the oldest soccer club in Wales.

Unfortunately, access to the club is not available, but it’s still worth stopping here to learn about the Club and grounds’ fascinating history.

• Wrexham AFC Club Shop - At the Wrexham AFC Club Shop, you can shop to your heart’s content!

Why not pick up this season’s home and away shirts, or if you prefer something a bit more exciting, why not purchase a cuddly toy to take home and cuddle while thinking of Rob and Ryan….

• Turf Hotel - The Turf’s landlord, Wayne, is one of the most beloved characters from Welcome to Wrexham, and it is highly recommended to stop here at the end of the tour for a drink or bite to eat. If you’re lucky, Wayne himself might serve you—or you might spot him dashing off to film the next season!

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Discover the Wrexham cherished by its residents. Your guide is not only well-informed and enthusiastic but also a devoted lifelong supporter of Wrexham AFC. They have been a fan long before “Welcome to Wrexham” aired on TV, possessing an in-depth understanding of the club’s history, including the events leading to Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s ownership.

During the tour, enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes insights from the filming, hear insider stories known to few, and listen to personal anecdotes from following Wrexham AFC through its victories and challenges.

Visit significant locations featured in the “Welcome to Wrexham” series. This tour is essential for anyone who has developed a love for the club, its personalities, and the remarkable city they call home.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.