Our beautiful county of Lancashire really is a haven for photographers. From the rolling hills to windswept moors, diverse heritage and plentiful food and drink - snap away.
We have put together our 'bucket and spade' list to help inspire and uncover some of the many unique Lancashire experiences and hidden gems waiting for you to discover and capture.
This list just gives you an idea of some of the great experiences Lancashire has to offer. Share your favourites with us using #MyLancashire.
Pendle Hill - with its summit 557 metres above sea level the enchanting hill offers spectacular views.
Top of the Tower - 'first one to see the tower wins'! The iconic Blackpool Tower stands proudly at 518ft looking over the seaside town which for many of us holds lots of fantastic childhood memories.
Zoo keeper for the day at Blackpool Zoo This fantastic experience allows zoo enthuiasts the opportunity to work alongside the keepers for the day caring for the animals.
St Annes Beach Huts - life is great beside the sea. Enjoy a great day out with the family in one the beautiful and amazingly equipped beach huts in the traditional seaside resort of Lytham St Annes.
Afternoon tea at the Midland Hotel Morecambe - The stunning art deco 4* Midland Hotel overlooks the uninterrupted coastline of Morecambe Bay, offering idyllic views. What could be better?
The world famous Blackpool Illuminations - The sort of spectacle that everyone should see at least once. The greatest free light show on earth has been a major part of Blackpool’s attraction since 1879 when they were described as ‘Artificial Sunshine’.
Great Eccleston Tractor Pulling Championships Known as 'the world's most powerful motor sport this fantastic event has to be seen to be believed but every year proves to be a great weekend for the whole family.
Blackpool Tower Ballroom - Come and experience the magic of the Blackpool Tower Ballroom - a true Blackpool institution. Dance the day away to the sounds of the Wurlitzer amidst this spectacular setting, or watch from the side lines as you enjoy a delicious afternoon tea.
Go Ape Rivington - Rivington is a perfect location for Go Ape. With its rugged hills, picturesque reservoirs and woodland bustling with wildlife.
The Lancashire Witches Trail - From the untamed moorlands of Pendle Hill to the mighty court of Lancaster, follow the journey taken by the Lancashire witches in 1612 through the Forest of Bowland AONB.
Dewlay Cheesemakers - founded in 1957 the Lancashire cheesemakers had earned a reputation for producing the very best range of Lancashire cheese available. Pay them a visit and watch their cheese being produced from the viewing gallery.
Star gazing in the Forest of Bowland AONB - The night skies over Bowland have recently been recognized as some of the darkest in England and granted official status as Dark Sky Discovery Sites. On a clear cloud-free and ideally moonless night, the skies above the Forest become home to all manner of legendary figures and mythical beasts.
Dunsop Bridge Village - the exact geographic centre of Great Britain. Fell walking is one of the most popular pastimes for visitors and Dunsop Bridge is a perfect place to start, rest or finish your walk.
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