Wrexham Town Centre
 
Wrexham is one of the largest towns in North Wales and is a great place to do a bit of shopping. There are plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants and places of interest in the town.
 
Shopping Centres / Cinemas / Art Galleries
 
Only 5-10 mins drive away from Alan Rhone Ltd.

Shooting Grounds
 
There are 2 shooting grounds within an hour and a half drive of Alan Rhone Ltd.
 
Fauxdegla - 15 miles (30 mins drive)
Great shooting ground up in the Welsh hills with full facilities for shooting.
 
Mid-Wales Shooting Centre - 55 miles (1 hour 30 mins drive)
The home of the Krieghoff DTL each year and a top shooting ground for all disciplines of shooting.

Golf Clubs
 
In and around Wrexham are some top quality and even PGA standard golf courses to be played. A perfect way to spend your day, playing a relaxing 18 holes, followed by a drink.
 
Here's a list of some well known golf courses around the area:
Wrexham GC (1.7 miles),
Clays Farm GC (1.1 miles),
Vale of Llangollen GC (15.2 miles),
Plassey GC (2.9 miles).

Local Culture and History
 
Just 13 miles away from Wrexham is a the well known place called Llangollen, which is a vibrant tourist attraction with lots of history and tradition. It's the home on the annual Music Eisteddfod and a Steam Railway station.
 
Also, only around 12 miles from Wrexham is Chirk Castle (National Trust). A 700 year old, still-lived-in castle, with tours around the grounds which include the medieval tower and dungeon. Also Erddig Estate (National Trust), with it's stunning gardens and rich heritage.

Chester City Centre
 
Around 20-30 mins drive away is Chester city. A well facilitated city for shopping and dining with numerous places to visit. The city also has a race course, a cinema, retail parks and history sites, so there's plenty to do and see here.
 
Approx. 15 miles (A483 heading towards Chester from Wrexham)

Sight Seeing - Pontcysyllte & Nearby Countryside
 
Only 20-25 mins drive away is some of North Wales' significant landmarks, including the Pontcysyllte aqueduct, towering 126 feet above the River Dee. It is named as one of 3 World Heritage sites in Wales.
 
Approx. 11.4 miles (25 mins drive)