Looking for something that’s fun, different, suitable for all ages from 5 to 55 whatever the weather? Look no further – Megazone is the ultimate...

Lancaster’s river, the Lune, is tidal, and until recently was navigable by large trading vessels, giving Lancaster a long maritime history. The Maritime Museum was...

There has been a defensive building on the site since Roman times, and since then several buildings have held off attacks from the Picts, Scots...

Visit Lancaster Priory & Parish Church and see the unique Medieval choir stalls, superb tapestries, historical Regimental Standards and battle honours. We also have...

Quakers have worshipped on this site since 1677, with the current building dating from 1708. It was restored to its full glory in 1969. In...

Built in the 15th Century, and rebuilt in the 16th, the Judge’s Lodgings have housed many people associated with the legal system, including the notorious...

Lancaster Leisure Park is home to the GB Antiques Centre (North Lancashire’s biggest indoor antiques and furniture centre), Redwood Garden Centre, factory shopping, The Magic...

The Storey Gallery is an artist-led project that aims to present and promote the highest quality contemporary art in the community. The centre is...

Lancaster City Museum lies at the heart of Lancaster in the former Town Hall. In this elegant Georgian building you can explore the city’s past...

This museum is housed in the old Town Hall and was the first municipal museum to include a regimental museum. The exhibitions tell the...

The Grand Theatre was built in 1782 by public subscription, and ever since then has been entertaining the people of Lancaster. Attracting top names like...

The Dukes Playhouse is the home of new media in Lancaster. Offering a cinema without popcorn, where you can take your drink from the bar...

Situated near the heart of the historic city of Lancaster, Lancaster Cathedral serves as a city centre parish church, as a focal point for the...

Williamson Park, close to the centre of town, is a 54 acre area of grass and woodland, that was constructed by James Williamson in 1880....

The Ashton Memorial was erected in the early 1900s by Lord Ashton in memory of his wife, and today it serves as a classical concert...

Lancaster’s Butterfly House is deceptively named – as well as the butterfly house, the complex houses a tropical bird house, and a minibeast adventure centre....

The Peter Scott Gallery was founded in 1974 and opened to the public in 1975, and makes up the official art collection of the University...

The Rare Book Archive is owned and managed by the University of Lancaster and is available for the public to browse, as well as being...

The Ruskin Library is owned by the University of Lancaster, but is open to the general public seven days a week, not only holding an...

Located in Carnforth town centre, the town’s station houses an award-winning visitor centre; the station famously featured in David Lean’s class film ’Brief Encounter’....

In 1865 this piece of land was leased from Benjamin Hall to Alexander Brogden for 21 years, to form an ornamental garden. When the lease...

This area known as "Sunken Gardens" is thought to be the most historic place in Grange-over-Sands. Grange is thought to take its name from a...

Built in 1846 by the vicar of Cartmel, Hampsfell Hospice has provided shelter for travellers ever since. Just a half hour’s walk from from Grange,...

Between the Edwardian town of Grange-over-Sands and the Morecambe Bay estuary is a promenade that stretches from Grange railway station for approximately one mile....

Humphrey Head is the tallest limestone cliff in Cumbria and from here you can enjoy a fabulous panorama across Morecambe Bay, just three miles south...

Grange Railway Station has been restored to its former Victorian grandeur. It is situated on the Furness Line and offers direct access to and from...

Enjoy a relaxing day out at Leighton Moss nature reserve and marvel at our spectacular wildlife! Here we have the largest remaining reedbed in...

The Ingleton Falls are situated between Kingsdale and Twistleton Dales, close to the town of Ingleton at the western extremity of Yorkshire. This area offers...

The famous Ribblehead Viaduct has twenty-four magnificent arches spanning the floor of the Pennines. The viaduct represents a short stretch of the beautiful 72 mile...

Ducky’s Park Farm offers a fun and educational day out for families and school parties. In addition to a mini go-kart track, outdoor bouncy castle...

Award winning Leighton Hall is the lived-in house of the famous furniture making Gillow dynasty. A visit to Leighton is an opportunity to unravel the...

Arnside Knott is a limestone hill on the edge of Arnside that rises to 159 metres above sea leve (522ft). Now owned by the...

A fascinating insight into the buildings of Lakeland’s yesteryear made from local Coniston slate. These miniature buildings depict Cumbrian houses (including such classics as Hill...

This 12th Century priory has experienced an exciting history and visitors will be shown how this Christian church founded in 1188 has developed over the...

The village of Cartmel, close to Grange-over-Sands, grew up around the twelfth century Priory church which, according to legend, was built between two parallel streams...

This picnic site is situated just off the A6, four miles to the north of Carnforth It is an ideal starting point for walks with...

Lakeland Wildlife Oasis is a unique and exciting blend of exotic wildlife and interactive hands-on displays which take you through the animal kingdom from magic...

Fleetwood museum is dedicated to the local region, and brings together a wealth of information and artefacts that have been collected over many years by...

Heron Corn Mill is a working, water-driven corn mill; a lowder type with 14ft. high breast shot wheel driving all machinery and a restored 18th...

The Garstang Discovery Centre is run and operated bye the Wyreside local authority, and acts as the perfect starting point for those looking to discover...