Temple Row, Wrexham

Temple Row is a historic street in the heart of Wrexham, North Wales, adjacent to the iconic St Giles' Church. Known for its charming Grade II listed building, № 6, which dates back to 1757 and now serves as a shop, the street is steeped in history. Visitors can explore the remnants of a medieval core, including the ornate wrought iron churchyard gates from 1720. The area was once home to residential tenements, which were demolished in 1967 to improve traffic flow. Temple Row is also rumored to have underground walkways leading to the church, adding an air of mystery to this picturesque location.