Wrexham Lager Stand (aka Yale Stand)

The Yale Stand at Wrexham's ground is a proper piece of Welsh football history, though honestly it's not going to set your pulse racing if you're just passing through. You're looking at a stadium structure that's seen better days - red-brick terracing and all the character of a 1990s rebuild. The real draw here is the Wrexham Lager connection, which has become something of a phenomenon since the club's Hollywood takeover and the subsequent documentary. Fans of the team or the show will recognize it immediately. Everyone else? You'll spend about twenty minutes taking a photo and wondering what the fuss was about.

It's strictly for football enthusiasts and documentary devotees, if I'm being straight with you. The stand itself isn't open to walkers - you can view it from outside the ground, have a look round the exterior, grab a picture at the gates. If there's a match on and you fancy catching a game, that's a different story altogether, though you'll need to plan ahead and book tickets.

Chester, just across the border, makes a decent base if you're staying in the area. Willow Farm Glamping and Honeypot Hideaways Glamping are both within a short drive, so you could slot this in as a quick stop during a longer North Wales trip rather than making it your main event. Don't go out of your way specifically for the stand - pair it with proper attractions nearby.