Find holiday inspiration for the perfect break - Lancashire

Preston Museums

Preston History Preston is a Lancashire city with a fascinating history from its earliest roots as one of England’s oldest boroughs. Mentioned in the Doomsday Book, the then town of Preston received its...

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Burnley Tourist Information

Singing Ringing Tree Burnley State of the art leisure facilities are here in Burnley. The central St Peters Leisure centre features a vast 25 metre pool, gym and fitness suite, squash, health suite and more....

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Chorley Tourist Information

The converted mill, Botany Bay, offers the ultimate nostalgic shopping experience complete with vintage and collectable items, toys from decades past, a penny arcade and the North West’s largest themed indoor...

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Carnforth Station

Carnforth Station Heritage Centre The award-winning Carnforth Station and Visitor Centre is Carnforth’s most famous landmark and featured centre stage in the 1945 legendary David Lean film ‘Brief Encounter’....

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Blackpool Shows & Events

Variety Show at The Grand Theatre Blackpool Blackpool Theatres and entertainment venues include amazing venues such as the Grand Theatre Blackpool, the Opera House at Winter Gardens and Tower Ballroom. The...

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Blackpool Trams

Blackpool Tram History The Blackpool trams fleet is not only functional but varied and colourful in appearance too. Replacing the original ‘Dreadnaught’ Cars, the charmingly named Balloon Cars first appeared...

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On The Pendle Witches Trail in Lancashire

On The Pendle Witches Trail – Walking up Pendle Hill The Pendle Witches Trial is one of Britain’s most famous trials for witchcraft, largely due to the fact that a detailed (somewhat biased) account of the...

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Preston Tourist Information

A city very much built around its university, Preston offers a selection of night clubs and bars to suit every taste. The city centre is small enough to enjoy in full in an afternoon, whilst visits to the...

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Lytham & St Annes Golf

Lytham & St Annes Golf Guide England’s Golf Coast along the Lancashire and Merseyside coast includes the legendary Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Course. This outstanding Royal golf course has hosted the Open...

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Lancashire Tourist Information

The county of Lancashire is diverse and varied, home to some of the UK’s top ‘foodie’ destinations and to historic and cultural attractions. The Pennines stand to the east, and to the west you’ll find the...

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Near Blackpool Tourist Information

Stay in a family friendly holiday park near Blackpool Near Blackpool just inland from the Fylde coast sit beautiful rural landscapes and a collection of popular attractions including Stanley Park, a Model...

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Top 5 Blackpool Wedding Venues

Festival House Blackpool with two Promenade Rooms licensed for Weddings & Civil Partnerships Thinking of tying the knot and looking for that perfect wedding venue. More and more couples are choosing seaside...

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Thornton-Cleveleys Tourist Information

Thornton and Cleveleys situated around 4 miles north along the coastline from Blackpool are two locations. Cleveleys is a charming seaside town with a bustling centre and pretty, peaceful promenade flanked by...

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Great Yarmouth Piers

Britannia Pier Britannia Pier The two Great Yarmouth Piers – Britannia Pier and Wellington Pier – are packed with family fun amusements, fairground style rides, great bars and cafes, theatres, bowling centres...

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Lytham St Annes Tourist Information

Lytham St Annes Victorian Pier Landmarks include the Lytham Windmill, the attractive manor house, Lytham Hall and more modern addition – the endearing Les Dawson Statue located in the Ornamental Gardens...

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