The North Wales Borderlands. You can virtually reach out and touch us. We're that part of Wales between Chester to the east and Snowdonia to the west. Very handy for both. Even better as a destination in our own right.

One of our borders is slap bang in the middle of the River Dee. Don't worry, there's a bridge. The largest asymmetric cable-stayed bridge in Britain, as it happens.

Our many other border crossings are equally accessible, by road or rail. If a little less dramatic. Often only a welcome sign on the verge gives the game away. But you'll soon know you've arrived somewhere rather different.

After all, this is a place where two countries meet. It's a short journey but a big change in atmosphere, culture and countryside. Think of it as crossing over to the other side.

North Wales Borderlands Tourist Information

Llangollen Tourist Information Centre -Y Capel, Llangollen. Tel: 01978 860828. Email: llangollen@nwtic.com

Mold Tourist Information - Mold Library, Museum and Gallery, Mold. Tel: 01352 759331. Email: mold@nwtic.com

Wrexham Tourist Information -, Lambpit Street, Wrexham. Tel: 01978 292015. Email: tic@wrexham.gov.uk