Blog (2018) - Visit Lancashire

So much to do, so much to see and so much to enjoy! Blackpool features world-class attractions from a theme park to an aquarium, stunning beaches to the Blackpool Illuminations, a waterpark to a zoo, wax figure celebrity look-a-likes and the unforgettable Blackpool Tower.

Autumn is a fantastic time to get out and see the changing colours of the leaves in Fylde. Take a bracing walk through the extensive grounds of Lytham Hall or explore rural Fylde’s villages and countryside on two feet, two wheels or four hooves via the extensive network of footpaths and bridleways.

Offering some of the best coastal and rural views in Lancashire, Wyre is the perfect place for a relaxing short break.

Nestled between the beautiful hills of the South Pennines, Rawtenstall is the perfect location to take in the natural country setting and enjoy the peaceful ambience of the coffee shops, markets and microbreweries dotted around the historic cobbled high street.

A visit to Lancashire offers the opportunity to learn something new. Discover a new talent or re-ignite an old with hands on experiences and courses, or simply view Lancashire from another angle by foot, canal boat or steam train.

Enjoy a spectacular October half-term in Blackpool. Blackpool is gearing up for its biggest ever programme of family entertainment for the October half-term holidays.

A Canadian pyrotechnics team have been named as Blackpool’s World Fireworks Champions for the second time in four years.

Families of all ages are invited to a week of Halloween-themed events for the October Half Term (20-28^th October) at WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre, Burscough.

Located in the heart of West Lancashire, the historic market town of Ormskirk is steeped in character and history, offering the perfect spot for a short break.
 

Bookings are now open for a celebration of local produce in the first ever Pendle Hill Foodie Foray.