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Travelling to Lancashire

Travelling to Lancashire has never been easier! Situated in the heart of England's North West, Lancashire is accessible by air (Manchester Airport, Liverpool Airport, Leeds Bradford Airport and Blackpool Airport) and is serviced by a superb rail and road network. It is less than 3 hours by train from London.

Travelling from within Britain

Situated in the heart of England's North West, it is accessible by three airports (Blackpool International Airport, Manchester Airport, and Liverpool John Lennon Airport) and is serviced by a superb rail and road network. There are reliable bus links within the area, which are also available from the surrounding counties... more information on travelling from the within Britain

Travelling from Ireland

Lancashire is just a stones throw away from Ireland and offers everything you could want for a holiday, short break or even day trip. The transport connecting Ireland and Lancashire is substantial with plenty of Ferry and air routes... more information on travelling from Ireland

Travel Information Map

There are many air and ferry routes to Lancashire, with an easy motorway network around the region... more travel information

Guide to Lancashire

The districts of Lancashire each have their own character and charm. Some are centred on cities and towns, others embrace rivers, valleys and rural villages. Each one is worth getting to know individually. Together they make up Lancashire in all its glory, the perfect getaway destination.

Lancashire Map | Map of England's Northwest |
Blackpool | Blackburn | Burnley | Chorley |
Forest of Bowland | Lancaster & Morecambe |
Lytham St Annes | Pendle | Preston | Ribble Valley |
Rossendale | South Ribble | West Lancashire | Wyre