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The North Wales Borderlands is situated between the historic English city of Chester to the east and the dramatic Snowdonia National Park to the west, making it an area of intriguing contrasts. Not only a fascinating destination in its own right but also a great touring base for exploring the range of attractions and activities in the area – perfect for a short break or holiday offering something for everyone.
The North Wales Borderlands is one of Wales’s 13 holiday areas. Situated near the centre of the UK, one the area’s biggest assets is its accessibility.
With the English city of Chester to the east and Snowdonia National Park to the west, the North Wales Borderlands is not only a great destination for a holiday or short break but is also the perfect base from which to explore the surrounding countryside.
Getting to the North Wales Borderlands is easy whether you are travelling by road, rail, air or sea.
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Getting here...
By Road:
The North Wales Borderlands is within easy reach of the national motorway network, and is well served by main roads including the A55 Expressway and the A5 London to Holyhead route. Many of our towns are served by National Express Coaches and we offer an extensive public transport network, including an easy access leisure bus with resersable bike racks.
www.multimap.com - for an itemised route to and around the North Wales Borderlands
www.nationalexpress.com - for timetables, routes and costs for coach travel, with special offers and latest news.
By Rail:
The North Wales Borderlands is served by a great rail network, with direct links from London, Holyhead, Chester and Manchester. You can catch a high speed train to the region and then explore the smaller lines and see the fantastic scenery at your leisure.
www.virgintrains.co.uk
www.firstnorthwestern.co.uk
National Rail Enquiries – 08457 48 49 50
Welsh Language - 0845 60 40 500
By Air:
Both Manchester International Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport are less than an hour’s drive from the North Wales Borderlands. Both airports offer good public transport links to towns within the region.
www.manchesterairport.co.uk
www.liverpooljohnlennonairport.com
Read the Signs:
When traveling around the North Wales Borderlands you will notice that our road signs are bi-lingual, offering place names and guidance in both English and Welsh. |
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