in the county of Lancashire
(1.6 miles, 2.5 km, direction SW)Fleetwood was once famous as a fishing port, but now it is more likely the visitor will see yachts and leisure boats lined up at the pretty quayside...
in the county of Lancashire
(3.7 miles, 6.0 km, direction SW)Less bustling than its busy neighbour Blackpool, Cleveleys lies on the same 15 mile stretch of beautiful golden sands...
a Seaside Town in the county of Lancashire
(7.5 miles, 12.1 km, direction S)Blackpool, long famous for its vast illuminated Golden Mile, commenced its rise to fame way back in the Victorian Era when the famous seafront consisted of no more than a single row of houses...
in the county of Lancashire
(10.0 miles, 16.1 km, direction E)The picturesque village of Scorton lies to the west of the Bowland Forest beneath the shadow of Calder Fell, in an area much famed for its sparkling streams, fells and forest glades inhabited by wildlife...
in the county of Lancashire
(11.8 miles, 18.9 km, direction NE)Morecambe has always been one of the most popular and successful seaside resorts in England. It has one of the most spectacular views in England. Looking from the promenade the.....
All towns in Lancashire
Blackpool Zoo, situated in Lancashire, England, is a popular zoological park known for its wide variety of animals and.....
The last foreign invasion of England took place in 1486 when Irish and Flemish supporters of Lambert Simnel landed at Piel in a.....
Dominating the skyline of the town, Lancaster Castle is of the best-preserved castles in England. This Castle is still used as a.....
This may not be as old as other English cathedral churches, but with its soaring spire reaching to a height of 240 feet and a.....
The Ashton Memorial with its green dome, overlooks the City from Williamson Park. It forms a famous Classical landmark and was.....
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