Lytham St Annes and the Fylde countryside have to be seen to be believed. Largely unspoiled and dotted around the Fylde, you’ll find hamlets, small villages and market towns, each with their own special attraction and many tracing their history back hundreds of years.

Lytham is a traditional coastal town with plenty on offer to make your visit a pleasurable and lasting experience for all the family. Lytham is steeped in heritage, largely through the famous landmark windmill on the green. Lytham’s continental culture continues to grow in the town centre with lively and popular shopping streets, bustling pavement cafes, chic wine bars, traditional alehouses and stylish restaurants. The extensive range of establishments offering a variety of cuisines ensure that this town’s identity and growing reputation is unsurpassed anywhere else.

St Annes on Sea is located only three miles from Blackpool, a resort that offers a different style of atmosphere, retaining its delightful character. Take a stroll along the remarkable promenade with its Victorian Pier first opened in 1885. The regeneration of the town centre has created stylish walkways, pleasant seating areas and new arts entertainment areas, with an array of quality independent retailers offering designer clothes, children’s wear and attractive gifts.

There are fun-packed days for everyone whatever your interests. Tour and explore the beautiful County of Lancashire, from coast to countryside, village to city. Lancashire is alive with festivals and special events to keep you entertained, whatever the season. You’ll find a warm welcome awaits you in the cosy B&Bs, country inns and luxury hotels in the lush rural landscape and bustling towns and cities. Preston is England newest city and is home to the National Football Museum. Lancaster boasts a medieval castle, museums, theatres and historic monuments.