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Lancashire and Fylde
A warm welcome awaits in the striking and colourful county of Lancashire. From coast to countryside, from village to city, a break in Lancashire means more. More to experience, more to explore and more to enjoy.
Whether it's history and culture, or shopping and sights there are fun-packed days for everyone. Tour and explore, rest and relax or shop till you drop. Throughout the year Lancashire is alive with festivals and special events to keep you entertained!
From the old to the new
Whether you fancy a golfing weekend away or a longer stay, you'll find the warmest ofwelcomes awaits you in the many cosy B&B's, comfortable country inns and luxury hotels in our lush rural landscape and bustling towns and cities.
Preston is England's newest city and is home to the National Football Museum. Lancaster boasts a rich historic past with a majestic, medieval castle, museums, theatres and historic monuments. From the exhilaration of the great outdoors to the warmth of the great indoors, Lancashire has something for everyone. And that goes for price too. All that's missing is you.
All the fun of the Fylde
The Fylde Countryside - Idyllic canal-side walks, country pubs and rural charm; you've got to see it to believe it!
Take some time out and explore the wonders of the beautiful countryside that surrounds Lytham & St. Annes. Largely unspoiled and dotted around the Fylde, you'll find hamlets, small villages and market towns each one with their own special attraction and many tracing their history back hundreds of years.
Historical Lytham & St Annes
Lytham is a traditional coastal village with so much more besides, and rest assured there is plenty on offer to make your visit a pleasurable and lasting experience, for all the family.
Lytham is steeped in heritage, largely through the famous landmarkwindmill on the green, the town's 'signature building', that is now home to a tourist information point and registered exhibition centre. Along with the RNLI Lifeboat Museum, the town's bygone age and colourful past is clearly illustrated, constantly reminding us of its Victorian values and unforgettable charm.
St. Annes-on-Sea is ideal for a golfing break for all the family.
St. Annes' victorian pier is a legacy of its continuing status as an original seaside resort and evidence of the town's preserved heritage. Take a stroll along the promenade past the bandstand and promenade gardens and you could have stepped back in time, as the stunning views overlooking the traditional donkey rides on the beach have changed little over the years.
The current redevelopment in the town centre is creating stylish walkways, attractive seating and new street entertainment areas. Combined with the innovative and fashionable café quarter on Wood Street, you'll encounter the perfect setting to meet with friends or simply watch the world go by.
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