Blog (Attractions) - Visit Lancashire

New Year is a time for a fresh start for many, and what better way to celebrate than with a break in Lancashire’s beautiful countryside?

We understand that there is lots to consider when booking a family getaway, but one things for certain, everybody is sure to get a warm welcome in Lancashire. With a wide range of places to stay, Lancashire truly can cater for everybody - including those that may have additional needs and requirements.

How many times did you hear the phase “It’s like Blackpool Illuminations in here!” when you were younger and had left the lights on all round the house? Well, winter is the best time to really see those illuminations shine.

We’re blessed with so many incredible things to do across Lancashire, but the newly expanded Woodland Spa in Burnley is the jewel in the East Lancashire crown.

This week sees the start of the annual Heritage Open Days, bringing together over 2,500 organisations across 5,000 events manned by 40,000 volunteers nationwide.

There's so much going on in Lancashire this weekend including the return of the iconic Blackpool illuminations and the popular Vintage by the Sea. Take a look at the list below for some more exciting events, but for even more ideas check out our events guide here.

August bank holiday is just around the corner and there's lots to do and see in Lancashire, including a range of exciting events which will be taking place all over the county.

The Olympics have well and truly started and with Team GB already doing us proud, we already know it's going to be a fantastic year for sport. If watching it has got you in the mood for sport, then Lancashire is the perfect place for you to visit this summer. 

The weekend will be here again before we know it and there's so many exciting events taking place across our county including plenty of family friendly events as well as the return of the fantastic Nestival at Brindle Distillery.

One thing Lancashire is well known for is its historic houses, with castles, manor houses and stately homes now open to the public as wedding venues, restaurants, museums, art galleries and more.