Known for its iconic seafront, Blackpool is one of Lancashire’s best-loved visitor destinations. The promenade is home to many of the resort’s most recognisable attractions, including the historic Blackpool Tower and the traditional piers, offering classic seaside experiences alongside long-established entertainment. Whether it’s a walk along the Golden Mile or time spent enjoying the shoreline, Blackpool delivers all the elements of a great British coastal break.
There’s plenty more to explore beyond the beach. Blackpool Pleasure Beach remains one of the UK’s leading theme parks, while venues across the town host a packed programme of shows and live performances throughout the year. The famous Blackpool Illuminations continue to draw visitors each autumn, lighting up the coastline with spectacular displays. With a wide choice of places to eat, stay and explore, Blackpool is a destination that’s easy to enjoy at any time of year.
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A host of famous faces were spotted enjoying a day out in Blackpool for the opening of Pleasure Beach Resort’s Halloween event, Journey to Hell.
Two of Blackpool’s best-loved trams are to take centre stage on the seafront during the town’s Lightpool celebrations later this week.
Blackpool will compete with three other cities to win the accolade, which would mean a £10m, year-long celebration of arts and culture for local people to enjoy, creating new jobs and opportunities across the Fylde coast.
Blackpool's most magical attraction.
Read MoreDining at the stylish Blues Bar and Brasserie is an enjoyable experience. Whether it's a lazy cappuccino or a delicious gourmet meal, it offers a tasteful backdrop to relax and dine in comfort.
Read MoreTravel back in time and roar like a Dinosaur at The Blackpool Tower's Dino Mini Golf attraction.
Read MoreDating back to 1894, The Blackpool Tower Circus is the oldest permanent circus arena in the world.
Read MoreThe Best Western Carlton Hotel is one of Blackpool's best-established hotels, sitting on the quieter North Promenade, overlooking the famous promenade and the Irish Sea.
Read MoreThe heart of the Blackpool coastline.
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Date: 5th May 2027
Roll up, roll up! Or use a more conventional form of transport to get to the show. It's entirely your choice. Unless you accidentally become trapped in a barrel*.Should that happen, then just find an incline and start rolling to see th...
Read MoreDate: 27th Oct 2026
Front and centre is international superstar Will Parfitt, whose iconic performances have racked up more than 2 billion views on TikTok, making him a true global phenomenon.After breaking ticket sales records and selling out arenas acro...
Read MoreDate: 30th May 2027
A musical journey through the glittering career of pop’s most famous brother and sister duo.Featuring all of the Carpenters hit songs including Close To You, Top of the World, We’ve Only Just Begun, Rainy Days & Mondays, Goodbye to Lov...
Read MoreDate: 28th Feb 2027
The stunning ‘Re-Discovery Tour’ celebrating the truly universal music of Jeff Lynne and the Electric Light Orchestra. Now in their 8th year ELO Again give a dramatic taste of what a legendary ELO concert would have been like back in their heyday....
Read MoreDate: 27th Apr 2027
Fresh from dazzling millions on Strictly Come Dancing, La Voix is back – bigger, bolder and more fabulous than ever. Having waltzed her way into the nation's heart, she's gone on to conquer the UK, becoming the most recognisable redhead in Britain...
Read MoreDate: 31st Dec 2026
For Modern soul lovers, we have another amazing session in the Old Victoria with DJs John Kane, Chris Box, Steve Woomble and Jem Booth.
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Whether it is feature films, comedy shows, sci-fi or drama, Lancashire's wonderfully varied coastline, cities, towns and countryside, make it a wonderful place to capture people's imaginations.
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Iconic mills, rolling hills and a national landscape that rivals the beauty of the Lake District means that East Lancashire and the Ribble Valley are often used to showcase the quintessential British countryside on our tv and cinema screens.
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