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Welcome to our Zoo...

Just two miles for the famous sea-front, the multi-AWARD WINNING Blackpool Zoo provides a home to over 1,500 animals from all over the world. The Zoo provides new standards of animal care and aims to provide a stimulating, informative and enjoyable experience that demonstrates its role in the conservation of endangered species.

A GREAT DAY OUT FOR ALL!

Martin Mere Wetland Centre is home to over 100 species of rare and endangered duck, geese, swans and flamingos.

With a diversity of waterfowl exhibits and adventure playround for children to enjoy, Martin Mere is a first class, year-round, wetland wildlife attraction for families, couples, teenagers and the retired.

A fine grade 1 listed 18th Century Manor House on the Lancashire Fylde Coast

The Hall is situated in 80 acres of mature parkland, and was built for Thomas Clifton by John Carr of York between 1752-1764 on the site of an earlier manor house and priory settled by Beneditine monks from Durham. The Cliftin family had been in the area since the 12th century and purchased the Manor of Lytham in 1606.They were a colorful family andlived in considerable style. Strong Catholics, they were accused of conspiracy during the Lancashire plot to restore James II but wer later acquitted. The many fine family portraits, furniture and original fittings still convey the feeling of a private residence.

An amazing journey through football history.

England was the birthplace of the modern professional game of football, the world`s most popular sport. The National Football Museum collects, preserves and interprets this unique heritage for the public benefit. The museum has a long-term mission, a responsibility to both the present and future generations. Football is the people`s game. The museum has a key role to play in social inclusion, widening the audiences for museums and services

The national Football Museum holds the world`s finest collections of historic football artefacts and archives, including the FIFA museum collection.

Burnley is a town in east Lancashire, in the north of England. it is about 25 miles north of the major city of Manchester and lies on the M65 motorway.

Situated at Burnley Wharf by the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, the Visitor Centre tells the story of the canal, cotton and the Weavers` Triangle.

The award-winning Visitor Centre opened in October 2003 after an extensive restoration programme, and is located within a busy working railway station.

The Visitor Centre is housed in the beautifully-restored historic buildings, and offers the visitor a wealth of attractions, facilities and a fascinating range of exhibitions.

Take to the trees at Go Ape and experience an exhilarating course of rope bridges, Tarzan swings and zip slides.

With its rugged hills, picturesque reservoirs and woodland Rivington is hailed as Chorley`s mini Lake District...the perfect location for our latest Go Ape Course.

Situated in the North West of England, the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural beauty (AONB) covers 312sq miles of rural Lancashire and North Yorkshire and includes the famous landmark Pendle Hill.

The Forest of Bowland AONB offers plenty of opportunity for quiet enjoyment such as walking, cycling, fishing and horse riding, and with newly opened Access Land, can now offer some of the most remote and rugged walking in the North West.

Blackpool is a seaside town in Lancashire, England, lying along the coast of the Irish Sea, it is the most most popular seaside resort in the UK.

Discover where past meets the present at Samlesbury Hall: a haven for history lovers, a place of peace and tranquility, a home for Lancashire`s finest produce and a fantastic family day out.

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