Wales

Capital City: Cardiff

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Currency: English Pound

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By air: The main airport is Cardiff International Airport, located nine miles south of the city. This is the only major airport in Wales, and is served by several airlines.

By car: South Wales enjoys good motorway connections with the rest of the UK
The M4 links London with Bristol, and via the Severn (toll) Bridge, Newport, Cardiff, Swansea, and Carmarthen
The M50 links the Midlands with South Wales
North Wales has no motorway connections. However there are still good road connections with the rest of the UK
The A5, followed by the M54 after Shrewsbury, to London and the Midlands takes you through the spectacular Snowdonia National Park
The island of Anglesey is along the A55 road along the North Wales coast. If you are approaching from the south try the A5 that takes you through the mountains of North Wales.

By train: Main line rail services connect South, North and Mid  Wales with all parts of the UK

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Travel Documentation and Custom Duty: Wales has the same immigration and visa requirements as the rest of the UK.

Getting Around: Train, Car, Bus

Tourism Website: http://www.visitwales.com/

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