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Blackpool Attractions
Preston Attractions
Blackburn Attractions
Manchester Attractions
Liverpool Attractions
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Lancaster Castle
Castle Parade,
Lancaster,
Lancashire,
LA1 1YJ
Tel: 01524 32878
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Lancaster Castle is an unmistakeable landmark in the heart of the city, and today is open to the public. Visitors can explore the dungeons and the crown court, as well as admire the heraldic display in the great Shire Hall. There is also the ornate Grand Jury Room, where Queen Victoria once dined on a visit to the city.
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Leighton Hall
Near Carnforth,
Lancashire,
LA5 9ST
Tel: 01524 734474
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Leighton Hall is an elegant country house set in beautiful parkland in the far north of Lancashire. It was built by the furniture-making Gillow family, and the handsome neo-Gothic house features many of their finest works, as well as an excellent collection of artworks. The grounds and gardens are breathtaking, as are the views of the Lakeland fells in the distance.
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Weavers’ Triangle Visitors Centre
Manchester Road,
Burnley,
Lancashire,
BB11 1JZ
Tel: 01282 452403
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Lancashire had several great mill towns during the 19th Century, but Burnley was perhaps the most prolific of them all. The Weavers’ Triangle Visitors Centre has been set up to help preserve the town’s textile heritage and gives visitors an understanding of how life and work must have been for people in Lancashire at the peak of productivity in the 19th Century.
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