The Blackpool Grand theatre is home to a high quality touring programme including drama, musical theatre, opera, ballet and dance.

Established in 2016, Prism Contemporary is an independent gallery run by artists, curators and producers showcasing new and evolving work.

SHIP at Half Moon Bay – a striking Corten steel sculpture by artist Anna Gillespie celebrating Morecambe’s maritime heritage. Outdoors, and perfect for walkers.

The Dukes is the only producing theatre in Lancashire, hosting touring productions, comedy, dance and music in the oldest cinema in town.

Blackpool Tower first opened to the public in 1894, and includes the Blackpool Tower Circus and Blackpool Tower Ballroom.

Most famous for its links to the now notorious witch trials of 1612, Pendle Hill is a truly bewitching area of Lancashire.

The White Elephant Gallery, Morecambe. A radical arts space showcasing everything from photography and sculpture to installations and painting.

Blackpool Illuminations: the number one free light show in the world stretches along Blackpool’s promenade every autumn for 66 nights.

The Singing Ringing Tree is a unique musical sculpture which overlooks Burnley from its position high on Crown Point.

The Bay Cycle Way is a perfect introduction to long-distance cycling. Morecambe Bay is one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the UK. As you cycle along the route you’ll be rewarded with incredible views, world-class historic sites and artefacts, traditional food and rare wildlife.

Lancaster Castle dates back almost 1,000 years and offers visitors a fascinating insight into the history of the judiciary and penal reform in England.

Grundy Art Gallery is recognised as a leading contemporary arts venue in the northwest, with a programme featuring established and emerging artists from the UK and around the world, alongside historic art from its own collection.

More Music is Morecambe’s award-winning community, music and education charity offering a year-round programme of activity for all ages.

Blackpool’s Comedy Carpet sits in the shadow of the world famous Blackpool Tower – and it’s one of the largest pieces of public art ever commissioned in the UK.

Gawthorpe Hall, or the ‘Downton of the North’, was redesigned in the 1850s by Sir Charles Barry, designer of Highclere Castle, the ‘real’ Downton Abbey.

The Grand Theatre Lancaster is one of the oldest working theatres in England and hosts plays, comedy, dance, music and musicals.

The Great Promenade Show consists of ten pieces of artwork along Blackpool Promenade from South Pier heading south.

The oldest and longest of Blackpool’s three Victorian-era piers, North Pier features a theatre, sun lounge and amusement arcade.

The Winter Gardens theatre is a truly extraordinary Grade II* listed building on Morecambe’s waterfront, run entirely by volunteers.

There’s so much to see and do in Blackpool’s Stanley Park – so it’s no wonder it’s one of the nations favourite parks.

Blackpool Central Pier is home to the iconic Big Wheel alongside an array of attractions, amusements, shows and shopping.

Lancaster Arts is Lancaster University’s public contemporary cross-arts organisation and showcasing work that spans boundaries and art forms.

Home to over 125 rides and attractions, including the world famous Big One and Infusion, the world’s only suspended looping coaster completely over water. Pleasure Beach Arena is also home to the Hot Ice show, the longest running ice show in the world.

Abingdon Studios is a not-for-profit, artist-run contemporary art studios and project space situated in the heart of Blackpool town centre.

Judges’ Lodgings is the oldest townhouse in Lancaster – close to Lancaster Priory it’s a popular destination hosting exhibitions and events.

The Waterloo Music Bar is a buzzing, characterful pub-slash-gig venue that sits proudly as one of the pillars of Blackpool’s live music scene.