St Giles' Church

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Wrexham steeple is one of the Seven Wonders of Wales, and it belongs to St Giles’, the town’s parish church. The richly carved five-stage tower was begun in 1506 and rises about 41 metres. It stands right in the middle of Wrexham, a few hundred metres from Wrexham Central station, and is open to visitors.

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