Offering something of a mini theme park to visitors, Blackpool South Pier has a ton of white-knuckle rides to get stuck into.

Thanks to its lime green-painted brick frontage, this family-friendly guest house certainly stands out from the crowd in the centre of Blackpool.

The live-music venue and bar is a hidden gem, standing out against the technicolour nightlife of Blackpool with its own understated edge.

The Mythic Coast Artwork Trail is a collection of outdoor sculptures that take inspiration from a children’s book: The Sea Swallow.

Abingdon Studios is a contemporary visual art studios and project space based in the heart of Blackpool Town Centre.

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

Salisbury Woodland is a an attractive green space, planted in the mid 1930’s to serve as a public recreation area as well as shelterbelt for Stanley Park Golf Course.

Situated in a classic Victorian seafront hotel, beautifully and completely renovated by 30 contemporary artists, ART B&B allows you to support the arts while you sleep.

This small family run ice cream parlour has been serving homemade vanilla ice cream since 1928.

HIVE is an independent artisan quality coffee shop with its own art gallery and resident baker.

Built in 1856, The Cottage has been Blackpool’s most famous fish and chip shop since 1920. With an easy order button on the website, you can either collect, or if you’re a resident in certain postcodes they are offering a delivery service.

Built in 1926 and located in a prominent position at the start of Queens Promenade, The Berkeley contains a number of luxury apartments.