Things to do along the T51 route

Things to do along the T51 route

Have you been on our new T51 service yet? With easy connections and a new Sunday service to Wrexham, we can’t wait to welcome you on board. If you fancy a day out along the new route, there’s plenty to explore – find our list of recommendations below.

Ruthin

Is fairytale charm your idea of a great day out? Look no further than the town of Ruthin, nestled in the Northeast of Wales. From the quaint Tudor townhouse to the ghost of Lady Grey in Ruthin Castle, uncover centuries of history on your travels. On the castle grounds are the beautiful Italian Gardens, inviting you to step back in time. Head back to the town for a bite to eat, where you’ll find a range of local restaurants and pubs to explore. 

St Asaph Cathedral

Situated in the UK’s second smallest city is St Asaph Cathedral. Learn about the institute’s history, where prayers have been offered daily for over 1,400 years. Pop into the on-site Translator’s Tearoom, where light lunch and afternoon tea can be enjoyed.

Rhyl Little Theatre

If you’d like to explore a local arts scene, head to Rhyl Little Theatre. Known as the first purpose-built theatre for children in the UK, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. From a Disney stage musical to a renowned ABBA tribute band, head to their page to plan your visit. 

Denbigh Castle

Explore the medieval heritage of Denbigh Castle. Learn about the royal battle between Dafydd ap Gruffudd and King Edward I and how the events transformed the structure of the castle. If you want to celebrate spooky season in Denbigh, don’t miss out on the Spooky Halloween Trail on 31 October.

Wrexham Racecourse

Looking for some football fun mixed with Hollywood magic? Visit Wales’ oldest professional football club, Wrexham AFC. Under owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, Wrexham AFC have become a global sensation. Watch a match at the Racecourse Ground or take a tour of the stadium and local area.