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The '''Seven Wonders of Wales''' are recounted in the following verse by an anonymous author:
<blockquote>''[[Pistyll Rhaeadr]] and [[Wrexham]] steeple, <br>
''[[Mount Snowdon|Snowdon]]'s mountain without its people, <br>
''[[Overton]] yew trees, [[St Winefride]]'s wells,<br>
''[[Llangollen bridge]] and [[Gresford]] bells <br>
</blockquote>
It is thought that the verse was written by an English tourist during the 19th century. Strictly speaking all seven wonders lie in North Wales.
<blockquote>''[[Pistyll Rhaeadr]] and [[Wrexham]] steeple, <br>
''[[Mount Snowdon|Snowdon]]'s mountain without its people, <br>
''[[Overton]] yew trees, [[St Winefride]]'s wells,<br>
''[[Llangollen bridge]] and [[Gresford]] bells <br>
</blockquote>
It is thought that the verse was written by an English tourist during the 19th century. Strictly speaking all seven wonders lie in North Wales.