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Wrexham: A Travel Guide For Football Fans; Third Edition (Updated for the 2025/26 Season)
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- ISBN8231777211
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- Date de parution04/08/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
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Visit Wrexham, Wales - home of the world-famous Wrexham AFC!Nestled within the rolling, lush landscape of North Wales, one might once have described Wrexham as a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Not anymore! Ever since Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought the town's then-ailing soccer club, Wrexham AFC, the town has found itself thrust into the international spotlight. Now, football fans from all over the world have made the pilgrimage to this small Welsh city, inspired by the runaway success of the historic club who recently achieved a never-before-done-by-anyone back-to-back-to-back promotion - this time to the Championship! This unique and thoughtfully curated travel guide is geared towards soccer fans from all over the world who want to visit Wrexham and cheer on the Red Dragons for themselves.
But it's not just about football! As the largest city in North Wales, Wrexham marries the quaint charm of a historic town with the vibrancy of modern urban living. There is a huge variety of things to see and do here, whether you're into football or not. From majestic mountains and breathtaking scenery, to historic sites, delicious bites, and everything in between, there is truly something for every traveler to enjoy.
Completely revised ahead of Wrexham's 2025/26 season in the ELF Championship, this updated edition contains the most up-to-date recommendations on the best things to see and do, top attractions across various categories, the best places to eat and drink, plus a full list of league game fixtures. As befitting the beautiful game, this travel guide is a book of two halves:"Part One: Home" is exactly what you'd expect from a "normal" travel guide.
It's everything you could want to know about Wrexham and its attractions prior to traveling here."Part Two: Away" focuses on the hometowns of the other teams Wrexham will be playing against throughout their 2025/26 Championship campaign. Over the course of the season, Wrexham will play each of these teams twice: once at home (in Wrexham) and once away. They're included because attending away matches is a traditional part of following British football, and if you're traveling to Wrexham from a great distance and are planning on staying for a week or more, you might want to pair a home match with an away match in order to also visit another corner of Great Britain, so it only made sense to include some information on visiting each of those town as well - plus a little context on each of the teams too, so you can swat up ahead of kickoff.
Happy travels and up the town!
But it's not just about football! As the largest city in North Wales, Wrexham marries the quaint charm of a historic town with the vibrancy of modern urban living. There is a huge variety of things to see and do here, whether you're into football or not. From majestic mountains and breathtaking scenery, to historic sites, delicious bites, and everything in between, there is truly something for every traveler to enjoy.
Completely revised ahead of Wrexham's 2025/26 season in the ELF Championship, this updated edition contains the most up-to-date recommendations on the best things to see and do, top attractions across various categories, the best places to eat and drink, plus a full list of league game fixtures. As befitting the beautiful game, this travel guide is a book of two halves:"Part One: Home" is exactly what you'd expect from a "normal" travel guide.
It's everything you could want to know about Wrexham and its attractions prior to traveling here."Part Two: Away" focuses on the hometowns of the other teams Wrexham will be playing against throughout their 2025/26 Championship campaign. Over the course of the season, Wrexham will play each of these teams twice: once at home (in Wrexham) and once away. They're included because attending away matches is a traditional part of following British football, and if you're traveling to Wrexham from a great distance and are planning on staying for a week or more, you might want to pair a home match with an away match in order to also visit another corner of Great Britain, so it only made sense to include some information on visiting each of those town as well - plus a little context on each of the teams too, so you can swat up ahead of kickoff.
Happy travels and up the town!
Visit Wrexham, Wales - home of the world-famous Wrexham AFC!Nestled within the rolling, lush landscape of North Wales, one might once have described Wrexham as a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Not anymore! Ever since Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought the town's then-ailing soccer club, Wrexham AFC, the town has found itself thrust into the international spotlight. Now, football fans from all over the world have made the pilgrimage to this small Welsh city, inspired by the runaway success of the historic club who recently achieved a never-before-done-by-anyone back-to-back-to-back promotion - this time to the Championship! This unique and thoughtfully curated travel guide is geared towards soccer fans from all over the world who want to visit Wrexham and cheer on the Red Dragons for themselves.
But it's not just about football! As the largest city in North Wales, Wrexham marries the quaint charm of a historic town with the vibrancy of modern urban living. There is a huge variety of things to see and do here, whether you're into football or not. From majestic mountains and breathtaking scenery, to historic sites, delicious bites, and everything in between, there is truly something for every traveler to enjoy.
Completely revised ahead of Wrexham's 2025/26 season in the ELF Championship, this updated edition contains the most up-to-date recommendations on the best things to see and do, top attractions across various categories, the best places to eat and drink, plus a full list of league game fixtures. As befitting the beautiful game, this travel guide is a book of two halves:"Part One: Home" is exactly what you'd expect from a "normal" travel guide.
It's everything you could want to know about Wrexham and its attractions prior to traveling here."Part Two: Away" focuses on the hometowns of the other teams Wrexham will be playing against throughout their 2025/26 Championship campaign. Over the course of the season, Wrexham will play each of these teams twice: once at home (in Wrexham) and once away. They're included because attending away matches is a traditional part of following British football, and if you're traveling to Wrexham from a great distance and are planning on staying for a week or more, you might want to pair a home match with an away match in order to also visit another corner of Great Britain, so it only made sense to include some information on visiting each of those town as well - plus a little context on each of the teams too, so you can swat up ahead of kickoff.
Happy travels and up the town!
But it's not just about football! As the largest city in North Wales, Wrexham marries the quaint charm of a historic town with the vibrancy of modern urban living. There is a huge variety of things to see and do here, whether you're into football or not. From majestic mountains and breathtaking scenery, to historic sites, delicious bites, and everything in between, there is truly something for every traveler to enjoy.
Completely revised ahead of Wrexham's 2025/26 season in the ELF Championship, this updated edition contains the most up-to-date recommendations on the best things to see and do, top attractions across various categories, the best places to eat and drink, plus a full list of league game fixtures. As befitting the beautiful game, this travel guide is a book of two halves:"Part One: Home" is exactly what you'd expect from a "normal" travel guide.
It's everything you could want to know about Wrexham and its attractions prior to traveling here."Part Two: Away" focuses on the hometowns of the other teams Wrexham will be playing against throughout their 2025/26 Championship campaign. Over the course of the season, Wrexham will play each of these teams twice: once at home (in Wrexham) and once away. They're included because attending away matches is a traditional part of following British football, and if you're traveling to Wrexham from a great distance and are planning on staying for a week or more, you might want to pair a home match with an away match in order to also visit another corner of Great Britain, so it only made sense to include some information on visiting each of those town as well - plus a little context on each of the teams too, so you can swat up ahead of kickoff.
Happy travels and up the town!