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Lovely village with coastal walk right on the doorstep of the local inn. You can walk for miles along the seafront into Morecambe and beyond. Heysham is a great base for visiting many tourist areas in Lancashire and also the Lake District.

The castle tour is well worth it, especially as they are opening new bits of it as they are being restored. The fantastic tour guide, who has more than a passing resemblance to Prince Harry, brought the tour to life, we really enjoyed it. Parking is relatively easy, and not too pricey either. The Priory just behind the castle is well worth a visit too, especially if they have a concert on as the acoustics are amazing! We also went to the museum, very easy to find, free, and has a lovely military museum tucked away inside it. A must for anyone who had family in the Kings Own Royal Lancashire's like me. What we saw of Lancaster was good, and we loved the three way bridge over the river too. Parts of the town are a little run down , but not too bad, unlike the shock i had visiting Morecambe Bay, very run down, very sad to see that the council haven't put some money into restoring it, as it is a pretty little town with the most fantastic toy shop and children's special occasion clothes shop right next door to each other. The Stone Pier is worth a wander along as is the statue of Eric Morecambe to see too. Other than that and the odd second hand shop, there is not a lot more to see. It does however have the most amazing toilet block that was cheap, clean, and like a tardis inside, it looks tiny from the outside, but believe me, it isn't! To be fair, we didn't explore all of the town, but we were advised not to go to one end as it was a no go area, and that came from a local! Just a shame that the museum was shut - as a lot of things are on a monday in Lancashire - that would have been nice to see. This was only a 2 day break, maybe a little longer might have brought hidden treasures to light.

Smart market town with some very good shops of all types, My husband was over the moon at the quantity and quality of the beer with so many different types on offer and a micro brewery, Food was not a problem as the cafes and restaurants all good to excellent. The other bonus is the East Lancashire Steam Railway which is rich in history and museum a Bury also more beer in the station tavern !!!

Preston is a great City which clearly does not get enough publicity. See our comments on places to visit. Harris Art Gallery and Museum University of Central Lancashire Arts/St Peters The Iconic Bus Station The Lancashire Museum and its Comedy Section Wrinkly Square and Avenham Park Preston North End FC and Moor Park Th Docks and former Port of Preston If you visit by car look at The Railway Station The Minster/Parish Church The Indian Roman Catholic Cathedral. All the nearby countryside Lancaster Canal in Haslam Park The Open and Closed Markets The Guild Hall Theatre Complex Possible tours of the Assizes Clubs and pubs and hidden cafes River Ribble Walks

Lancaster has much to offer. It has an amazing garden overlooking to sea. There are museums and galleries. The castle is a must as it is full of history, especially the Lancashire Witches. It is a good centre for the Lakes, the Dales, he Trough of Bowl and and the Fylde Coast. We get there often.

A friendly, warm reception from all I met in this historic Lancashire Pennine town. Lots of independent shops and market traders to suite most tastes. I look forward to returning in the future.

It was a stop over on an otherwise beautiful scenic journey through Cumbria and down into Lancashire . So we did not see a great deal of Barnsoldwick.

It's a lovely quiet part of Lancashire. Very pretty on a summer evening or very early in the morning. The restaurant at The Mill served up a very good evening meal with good choice of wines. The marina and locks at Glasson Docks nearby are interesting with a couple of pubs and a cafe. We didn't visit the other pub nearby called The Stork but it looked nice from outside.

Lytham st Anne's is a great all rounder for all ages, we only discovered this little gem 11 years ago,we would recommend a day out, a weekend or even a weeks stay, there s so much to discover ....I commend Lancashire council for the towns cleanliness..... Well done....

My respects regards topsoftheworldet Greater Blackpool tower king of greater glory Lancashire glory England United Kingdom Greater british Britain ok as Preston thy bye thy time Lancastershire hot pots Blackpool’s mythology it’s spirts lives forever etc ok DET ps note it’s normal to state Blackpool trams certain others schemes stop the national pubic transport bus pass for medical Disabilitys outside of Blackpool Lancashire in 2014 but continue to let there own medically Disabiltys Residence bus pass humans peoples travel free on the Blackpool trams it’s strange odd as looking at this for every certain others sakes it’s age/Disabiltys in discriminates as the Blackpool residents medically Disabiltys can continue to travel free on Blackpool trams suffering mobility’s learning difficulties at the age of 56yrs old with Rightside knee lower leg foot toe severe pains the costal sea front local buses number 1 bus stops approx 18.00pm leavening certain other buses going different times diverting from the sea costal ok thank you DET my opinion