The Wrexham Taster Half Day Tour

Indulge in a unique Wrexham Lager Taster Menu at The Bank Bar & Bistro, where Britain’s oldest lager is expertly paired with a selection of small plates designed to enhance its crisp, refreshing flavours.

This exclusive experience is the creation of Aled Jones, owner of The Bank Bar & Bistro, who has curated a menu that blends local ingredients, bold flavours, and Wrexham’s rich brewing heritage. Whether you're a lager lover or a foodie, this tasting experience offers a delicious way to explore Wrexham’s culinary and brewing traditions in a relaxed and stylish setting.

Located in the heart of Wrexham, Vault 33 is a sleek and inviting cocktail bar, offering a sophisticated yet relaxed setting. Owned by former Wrexham AFC player Neil Roberts, it blends modern style with a welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal spot to unwind.

With a menu featuring expertly crafted cocktails made from premium ingredients, Vault thirty three delivers quality and creativity in every glass. Whether you're stopping by for a mid afternoon drink or a relaxed break during your visit to Wrexham, this hidden gem is the perfect place to enjoy a taste of the town’s vibrant social scene.

St Giles Church is one of the most iconic landmarks in North Wales, standing proudly in the heart of Wrexham. This magnificent medieval church is renowned for its impressive sixteenth century tower, which dominates the town’s skyline and is often regarded as one of the Seven Wonders of Wales.

Built in the fifteenth century, St Giles boasts striking Gothic architecture, intricate stone carvings, and stunning stained glass windows. Inside, visitors can admire the beautiful hammerbeam roof, historic tombs, and a wealth of religious and cultural history. The church is also home to a poignant memorial to Elihu Yale, a key benefactor of Yale University in the United States.

Surrounded by ancient churchyards and offering a peaceful atmosphere, St Giles is not just a place of worship but a testament to Wrexham’s rich heritage. Whether you’re interested in architecture, history, or simply seeking a moment of quiet reflection, a visit to St Giles Church is a must when exploring Wrexham.

Step into the historic world of Wrexham Lager Brewery, the birthplace of Britain’s oldest lager, established in 1882. This iconic brewery has been producing high quality, crisp lagers for over a century, with its beers once enjoyed as far afield as the Titanic. Today, Wrexham Lager continues its proud brewing tradition, combining time honoured methods with modern expertise to create a truly authentic Welsh lager.

A visit to the brewery shop is the perfect way to take home a taste of this legendary beer. Here, you’ll find freshly brewed Wrexham Lager, exclusive merchandise, and special edition releases that celebrate the brewery’s heritage. Whether you're a beer enthusiast or simply curious about Wrexham’s brewing legacy, this is a fantastic opportunity to experience a piece of local history.

Raise a glass to Wales’ brewing heritage and take home a piece of history!

No visit to Wrexham is complete without a stop at Jones’s Fish & Chips, a local favourite known for its crispy battered fish and perfectly cooked chips. As part of your tour, you’ll get to enjoy a traditional fish & chip cone, freshly made and perfect for eating on the go.

This family run chippy has been serving up authentic, no frills fish and chips for years, making it a must try for anyone wanting a true taste of Wales. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning fan, Jones’s delivers a classic, delicious experience every time.