Lancaster offers visitors a variety of historical, natural, and cultural attractions. Highlights include Lancaster Castle, Williamson Park, and Lancaster Priory.
The city also boasts the Lancaster Canal, Maritime Museum, and is in close proximity to Morecambe Bay and its beaches and the pretty Trough of Bowland.
From the Crook'O'Lune (made famous by the artist JMW Turner) to the trough of Bowland, with its rolling hills and pretty villages, then onto the stunning sea views and vintage charm of Morecambe Bay.
The Historic city of Lancaster's splendid stone facades hark back to its heyday as a Georgian port, whilst independent shops, well known stores, coffee quarter, museums, castle, park and monuments are enjoyed by all old and new.
Take a look at our recommended places to visit in Lancashire below.
Williamson Park offers stunning views over surrounding countryside and Morecambe Bay and houses The Ashton Memorial.
Dominating the Lancaster skyline for almost 1000 years Lancaster Castle is one of the best preserved castles in the country.
Located on the Lune, The Maritime Museum in Lancaster follows the rich naval and seafaring history of Lancaster and Morecambe.
Scene of one of JMW Turner's famous paintings, this idyllic wooded river side setting is just four miles from Lancaster City Centre.
Set in beautiful parkland against a backdrop of the Lakeland fells, historic Leighton Hall is the home of the world famous furniture making Gillow family.
North West England's largest reed bed is located in an attractive wooded valley below limestone hills. There is also a RSPB Visitor Centre, shop and a tea room
Greenlands Farm Village, near Carnforth, provides children and adults with a real hands-on experience. Visitors are free to roam the farm and meet and handle some of the animals
Blackpool is just over half an hour from Lancaster House, making it an excellent base for a whole lot of entertainment. Here’s a little snapshot of what’s on offer.
Lancaster Canal offers miles of peace and tranquillity in the countryside.
Get on your bikes and take this cycle route out of the centre of historic Lancaster.
The Judges' Lodgings shed light on over 2,000 years of the city’s history.
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