Called in at Guitar-A-Rama for a look round, great shop, lots of choice from entry level to top…read moreend. Where else can you see fifteen Gibson Guitars other than say Dawsons, and you can, without obligation, try any guitar in the shop. And you get a cup of tea. When ever I am in Wrexham now, I send the wife off shopping and I go to Guitar A Rama, for a chat, play on the guitars, and get some free advice. I highly rate this shop.

Welcome to Wrexham. If you are passing through here for other reasons or do not like football…read more(soccer) you need to make a point to visit the racecourse grounds. Catch a game with lively spirited fans and enjoy the chants and friendly confines. Be sure to visit the nearby Turf pub adjacent to the stadium and say hello to Bundy and Richie who will welcome you with a smile, a joke and a Pint. Go Red Dragons

Intercourse is fun, but don't race through intercourse because then Missy E will call you a 1 Min…read moreMan (or woman), and they'll name a stadium after you for all the wrong reasons (the Racecourse Ground, perhaps). First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - I've seen Wrexham play twice here, once in 04 and once in 07. I used to live close to here, about a 30 min drive, and would come down just for the amazing atmosphere and intensity here. The best, outside the Prem, perhaps. I've been to most UK & US stadiums, due to lifelong obsessions with travel, sport & especially footy (soccer to Americans). Born & raised in England, I followed Oxford United (hometown team) to stadia all over the country at away games, and later Liverpool (fave team) around. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are from first-hand personal experience, usually from several visits. In 2011, I was on music tour in the UK, and visited most stadiums for fun in my spare time. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to hundreds yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at most, which I'll post later. Also, when back in UK I'll take more pix, and add more stadia! *** return to regular review *** The largest stadium in North Wales, the 5th largest in Wales, with a capacity of 15k (10k sometimes), it opened all the way back in 1807, I mean this place is steeped in history and has an intense atmosphere, too. They even name their big stand "The Kop" after Anfield's stand. They once had 35k people show up to watch them face Manchester United. This all leads up to one thing... such a grand stadium, even for a non league team, and they are the pride of the conference and destined to get back in the football league someday. Add to the fact that it's a supporter owned team (Wrexham AFC) and it's 5 stars across the board for these Welsh wonders.

Jolly Jungle is an indoor soft play are for the under 8s complete with a live parrott. They've…read morethought of absolutely everything, theres an enormous 3 storey slideinto a ball room, a whole heap of ramps, tunnels, observation pods, swinging obstacles and much much more. Its a fantastic place on a rainy day. They have a dedicated area for toddlers but most toddlers bore of it very easily, esecially when they can see what the older children have to play on. They provide plenty of seating for adults, a variety of daily newspapers and magazines and an extremely expensive cafe. You'll need a mortgage to have a coffee. They also operate a very strict no outside food policy. Parking is extremely ristricted and as Jolly Jungle is located in the middle of an industrial estate on the road parking monday to friday can be a bit of a nightmare. At the weekend the place is heaving with childrens birthdays parties which run constantly throughout the day.

This bar is also one of the main venues in the area to see live music whether signed or unsigned…read moreacts. The atmosphere is great usually with a friendly crowd, and if a band are on who are really giving a good show its legendary. Also has a cloak room if you dont fancy putting your jacket down somewhere or gettin it nicked. Its also a short walk from the train station ie the name, so if a bands playing there you like you can always get the train if you feel liek a drink or two.

Fun place to go at night. Tends to be quite a young place to go. Drinks very expensive but they…read moresometimes have special offers. Nice inside, they usually have films showing on monitors in the sitting down area. They have a cloakroom to put your coat in adn they will let you put your bag with it if you get tired of carrying it around.