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The Estate Grounds at Stirk House Hotel
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Parks & Gardens
Clitheroe
The nature trail is perfect for a leisurely stroll, winding through the idyllic scenery and offering breath taking views of the surrounding countryside.
The Farm, Burscough - Farm Shop
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Farm Shop
Burscough
The Neale family, farmers in luscious West Lancashire for four generations, welcome you to The Farm Burscough, a working farm with a recently renovated 18th century barn housing a stylish tea room, farm shop and B&B accommodation to boot.
The Festival Market
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Market
Morecambe
Enjoy the hustle and bustle of market shopping at its finest at Morecambe's Festival Market, overlooking Morecambe Bay and the famous Midland Hotel.
The Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre
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Type:
Family Days Out
Brock
Welcome to Lancashire’s newest and most unusual leisure venue, offering a range of exciting activities under one grass-covered roof! You’ll be blown away by the building, a unique mix of Vegas razzmatazz and floral art.
The Flying Axe Factory
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Type:
Sports & Leisure
Lancaster
Test your skills and challenge your inner Viking.
The Gallery at the Storey
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Type:
Gallery
Lancaster
The Gallery at the Storey hosts an exciting exhibitions programme featuring a range of high quality contemporary art and artists. Located in The Storey Creative Industries Centre.
The Grand at Clitheroe
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Type:
Event Venue
Clitheroe
The Grand is Clitheroe's newest multi-million pound state-of-the-art multi-media music and arts performance venue around.
The Grand Tour of Pendle
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Type:
Cycle Route
Pendle
This route is not for beginners. There are some steep climbs and the route is high and exposed in places. Some spare food, a basic cycle toolkit, a waterproof and some common sense will go a long way to ensuring that you have a great ride.
The Gruffalo & Friends Clubhouse
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Children's Attractions
Blackpool
The world's first The Gruffalo & Friends Clubhouse. Beloved characters from the UK’s number one bestselling children’s author Julia Donaldson and illustrator Axel Scheffler have made a home on Blackpool’s famous seafront, in partnership with Merlin…
The Harris
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Museum
Preston
The cultural heartbeat of Preston, a hub of creativity and community.
The Hill: Home of Ski Rossendale
Type
Type:
Extreme Sports
Rawtenstall
Set in the picturesque valley, it is the premier outdoor ski and snowboarding centre in the UK.
The Hole in Wand Blackpool
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Type:
Golf Course
Blackpool
Blackpool's most magical attraction, The Hole in Wand Wizard Golf.
The Home Farm Shop at The Eagle & Child
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Type:
Farm Shop
Parbold
The farm shop concentrates on grass fed high-welfare meat straight from the farm, fresh produce and an inspired selection of wines, beers and spirts.
The Horns Dam Fishery
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Type:
Fishery
Preston
Just ten minutes drive from junction 32 off the M6, quickly brings you to the Horns Dam, offering luxury static holiday homes, caravan touring pitches, caravan seasonal pitches and three picturesque fishing lakes. This vantage point for touring…
The Island Cinema
St Annes
Cinemafour is open all year round. Cinemafour shows all the latest films via 4 screens and has up to 100 showings every week. All the latest information can be obtained by visiting www.cinemafour.co.uk where special offers can also be found.
The Island Cinemas
Type
Type:
Adventure Park / Playground
St Annes-on-Sea
A multi entertainment complex, the Fylde’s No. 1 venue for movies.
The Lancashire Pasty Company
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Type:
Food/Drink Producer
Blackburn
Here at the Lancashire Pasty Company we pride ourselves on the quality of our award winning products. From receiving your online order of pasties, they can be freshly baked and dispatched to you within 24 hours.
The Leeds Liverpool Canal
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Canal / Waterway / Marina
Blackburn
The Leeds and Liverpool Canal was the first of the Trans-Pennine canals to be started and the last to be completed. The length and the complexity of the route meant that the canal took 46 years to build at a cost of five times the original budget.
