Lancashire

Did you know that 80% of Lancashire is rural? From the unique, wildlife rich Morecombe Bay in the North to the flat coastal plains around Ormskirk and the Ribble Estuary, Lancashire is perfect for all outdoor lovers and adrenaline seekers!

If you love walking and cycling the majestic Pendle Hill is well worth a visit. Lancashire is also home to The Forest of Bowland which is a beautiful landscape with stunning wildlife, fascinating heritage and a number of traditional Lancashire villages and local shops selling a range of products and produce.

Lancashire also has a stunning coastline across St Annes, Blackpool, Cleveleys, Fleetwood and Morecambe where you can find miles of sandy beaches and attractions that are great for all the family!

Lancashire is a county full of diversity and its history is no different. You can find beautiful historic houses such as Samlesbury, Towneley and Rufford Old Hall, museums, art galleries and theatres to uncover unique treasures and interesting stories of this fascinating county.

If you love your art Lancashire also has a wonderful selection of galleries around the county and a wide range of arts & crafts outlets and facilities!

Lancashire has a range of attractions perfect for all the family.

With so much open countryside it’ll be no surprise to learn Lancashire is a haven for wildlife, both in the wild and at animal attractions. Martin Mere is a wetland nature reserve in Burscough, offering visitors of all ages and abilities a host of wildlife encounters.

With an array of parks and open spaces, there are many places for families to spend the day in this beautiful county.

You can also find a range of fascinating railway attractions including The East Lancashire Railway which provides a great day out for all the family.

Lancashire boasts a deep-rooted passion for sport and a rich sporting legacy.

Along its picturesque coastline near Lytham St Annes, you'll discover world-renowned golf courses, while the scenic countryside offers even more exceptional venues for golf enthusiasts.

Football fans are also well catered for, with clubs like Blackburn Rovers, Accrington Stanley, Preston North End, and others delivering thrilling matches throughout the season!

Whatever your taste in food and drink you will find something to satisfy your taste buds in Lancashire.

Lancashire’s award-winning restaurants and pubs are diverse and delicious, offering everything from Michelin-starred British cooking to international cuisines embracing quality local and seasonal produce.

You’ll also find it easy to find tasty pub food alongside real ale and home cooked, seasonal delights.