What is Wrexham Wales known for?
What is Wrexham Wales known for? Wrexham is a hotbed of important archaeological finds. In recent years, just some of the major discoveries made in the area have included a 300-million-year old fossil forest, the remains of a Bronze Age man and a Roman villa (believed to be the first of its kind found in North East Wales).
Why is Wrexham so famous?
Humble beginnings. But for many people, Wrexham AFC has always been famous. This is the third-oldest professional football club in the world, founded in 1864. A team that has won the Welsh Cup a record 23 times and, back in the early 90s, knocked the great Arsenal FC out of the FA Cup.
Why do people visit Wrexham?
Heaps of history. You'll find lots of historic things to do in Wrexham – particularly associated with the Industrial Revolution. You can still see stately Victorian viaducts across the city. Some are even in use today, only now they are listed by UNESCO as protected World Heritage sites.