Guided tours in Wrexham

The best way to get under the skin of Wrexham is with someone who knows its stories. Our members include qualified Green and White Badge guides, a food tour, small group and private tour companies, and drivers who will take you to the places from the Welcome to Wrexham documentary. Here’s who to book, and what each does best.

WALKING TOURS OF THE CITY

• Wrexham City Tours: guided walks through the city’s history, heritage and Welcome to Wrexham story, led by local historian and White Badge guide Kim Sheridan.

• Tour Guide Katie: Katie Crowther, a Green Badge guide for Chester and North Wales, runs public walking tours of Wrexham and Chester, including tours on match days, plus private tours and custom itineraries.

• Pete Evans Tourist Guide: a Green Badge guide and published author who offers guided walks, themed tours and step on coach tours, with a particular love for Wrexham’s industrial heritage and football story.

FOOD TOURS

Walking Food Tours runs the Taste of Wrexham Tour: around three and a half hours visiting four independent venues, with enough food and drink for a full meal, and stories about the city’s heritage, arts and landmarks along the way. See our where to eat guide for where to go next.

WELCOME TO WREXHAM TOURS

The Welcome to Wrexham Tour, run by Bryan’s Travel, takes you to the places made famous by the documentary in luxury transport, with Bryan, who was born and raised in the city. For the full trail, see our Welcome to Wrexham fans’ guide and matchday guide.

PRIVATE TOURS AND DAYS OUT ACROSS NORTH WALES

• Pure Wales: scheduled small group tours, private tours and tailored travel, from half day heritage and food tours in Wrexham to five day journeys through Eryri, Anglesey and Conwy.

• Chester and North Wales Multilingual Tours: private tours and professional guiding across Wrexham, Chester and North Wales in English, French, Spanish and Italian.

• Wrexham Chauffeurs: private tours, airport transfers and event travel in executive Mercedes cars, 24 hours a day.

TIPS FOR BOOKING

• Book ahead on match weekends and in summer, when guides get busy.

• Several guides meet at the Wrexham Visitor Information Centre on Chester Street. Check the meeting point when you book.

• For groups and coach parties, ask about step on guiding, where a guide joins your coach.

All our guides and tours are on Explore. For what else to see, read things to do in Wrexham.

Checked on 8 November 2026. Tour times and prices change, so please book directly with the guide.