Located in Southport, this museum is one of the stranger in the region, dedicated to an unlikely subject, the lawnmower. Although to you or...

This elegant Arts Centre retains many of its 1930's features but boasts a theatre, studio, conference room, visual arts gallery, café and bar. The 472...

Lord Street, a wide and impressive Victorian street which runs through the centre of Southport, as well as incorporating important civic buildings, is now also...

Opened in 1878 and through a series of donations and bequests the gallery now houses a wonderful collection of paintings, sculpture and contemporary art. As...

Often referred to as the first true ’pleasure pier’ this is one of the earliest pier structures to be erected using iron. Using Brunlees...

Originally built by Savages of Kings Lynn and formerly at Bottons Pleasure Beach, Skegness, this carousel took three years to renovate. The ride weighs 18...

Meols Hall, Southport’s Historical Manor House has been in the Hesketh family for 27 generations, and is still a privately owned home. Meols Hall offers...

This museum carries a large collection that has been built up over a long period of time, and tries to relate to the history of...

There is little debate; this is one of Lancashire’s most impressive historic buildings, dating from the 16th Century. The Great Hall features some beautiful...

This windmill was built in 1805 on what is now called Lytham Green, and has since that time been one of the most recognisable landmarks...

There are contemporary crafts, farm animals and a funky playground at Cedar Farm Galleries, which include nine working craft retail studios, where the hard working...

The Magical Kingdom of Camelot is filled with wondrous rides, spectacular shows and spellbinding attractions! There’s everything from a spinning roller coaster to a friendly...

Bank Hall is a beautiful building which is flanked by Yew trees. Unfortunately in recent times this outstanding structure has fallen into the state...

Just 10 minutes from the M55, Blackpool Zoo houses over 1500 exotic animals in natural surroundings, including lions, tigers, and a collection of primates, housed...

Blackpool Model Village is a fascinating attraction, located close to Stanley Park and occupying two and a half acres of beautiful gardens. The village makes...

Robert Ripley was a highly talented artist in the early 20th Century. Born in California, he sold his first cartoon when he was just 14,...

The world-famous Pleasure Beach needs little introduction! Perhaps best known for the Pepsi Max rollercoaster, the park has something for everyone, with 145 rides and...

The Sandcastle Waterworld is one of Blackpool’s most popular attractions, and its wide range of activities makes for a fun time for all the family....

Blackpool’s South Pier was constructed in the late 19th Century as the most up-market spot in town. It was opened in 1893 with a choir,...

Blackpool Sports Centre is located close to Stanley Park, and is a very well-equipped and well-funded centre, with something for everyone. Facilities include climbing walls,...

Stanley Park is the ideal destination for a lazy day out, for families, couples and groups. Have a laugh playing crazy golf, or brush up...

Do the kids like to live life in the fast lane? Then take them down to Karting 2000, the home of Outlaw Racing, on Blackpool’s...

Crosby Beach is a picturesque, non-bathing beach with areas of soft sand and mud, and a risk of changing tides. For safety reasons, it is...

The Blackpool Illuminations are Britain’s biggest and brightest light show. The illuminations shine brilliantly for 66 nights from September to November every year. They stretch...

In 1998, Blackpool’s lifeboats moved to a new, purpose-built structure on the sea front. It is the third lifeboat station that has served Blackpool since...

The Central Pier was built shortly after the North Pier, and quickly gained a reputation as the ‘people’s pier’, on account of the regular dances...

We have five floors packed with over 150 waxwork figures from stage and screen rock and pop, sporting heroes and historical figures. Louis Tussauds Waxworks...

Blackpool Funland packs far more than your average amusement arcade. Entry is free, and inside you’ll find a whole world of fun. Jackpot prize bingo...

Blackpool is famous the all over the world for the illuminations, the sea and beach, the three piers and, more than anything, rock! Rock making...

Experience the wonders of the deep at Blackpool’s Sea Life Centre! The Sea Life Centre is an indoor, all-weather attraction, and has full disabled access....

Of all the amusement arcades in Blackpool, Coral Island has seen the most investment in the last few years. It was completely refitted in 1999,...

The Winter Gardens were originally intended to provide entertainment for the people of Blackpool, especially during the winter months. It was built by the Victorians,...

Everton FC - nicknamed 'The Toffees' - was founded in 1878. Here you can discover what goes on at first hand behind the scenes at...

Welcome to the Blackpool Grand Theatre – one of the North West’s most important historical landmark buildings and dubbed “the prettiest theatre in the Kingdom”....

Blackpool’s most famous landmark is packed full with spectacular shows and entertainment for all the family - take the Tower Top Ride and test your...

A trip to the seaside wouldn’t be complete without fish and chips, and where better to enjoy a traditional meal than Harry Ramsden’s? The restaurant...

A night out bowling is great fun for everyone, from complete beginners who’ve never had a chance to try their hand at the game, to...

The Grundy Arts Gallery offers one of the best places to view art for local and visiting people in Blackpool. The collection is changed...

The North Pier was opened in May 1863, and was extending not long afterwards. Over time, like all piers, it has sustained damage from fire...

This gallery carries an impressive collection of fine art and is well known as one of the best in the area. The collection is...