Luxury hotel news - England, Wales & Scotland

People who have planned a one night spa break in North Wales will want to familiarise themselves with the local culture, and one particularly appealing area is Wrexham.

It is the largest town in North Wales, packed with a number of leisure and culture attractions that will leave a lasting impression on visitors.

For history buffs, the area is full of tremendous displays that will help to educate guests in the local region's traditions and heritage. One venue that could be especially appealing is the Wrexham Museum, where the Medieval Minds exhibition is on show until June 30th.

Concentrating on the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries between the Age of the Princes and the Owain Glyndwr era, it will enlighten guests with information about the country's middle ages, before it was united with England.

Away from the museum, Wrexham has a variety of other eye-catching options for visitors, such as the Alyn Waters Country Park.

It is the largest park in the town, positioned in the striking Alyn Valley, where numerous woodland, grassland and riverside walks can be enjoyed.

For those who are unsure which walk to embark on, the park has a Visitor Centre, offering people extensive guidance on the number of trails within the premises and allowing them to choose the particular one that suits them.

Each of the park's six trails are sign-posted and people will be able to learn the amount of calories that are required to complete each of the routes.

In addition, the Visitor Centre includes exhibitions focussing on the park's history and wildlife, with a selection of events scheduled throughout the year.

Once individuals have narrowed down their options to their preferred trail, they can opt to relax in the site's café, where they can tuck into delightful meals in the park's fantastic atmosphere.

Luxury Hotels in Wales from Classic British Hotels

Back