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Places to go in Lancashire
Lancashire is full of stunning properties. Rufford Old Hall is considered to be one of the country's finest 16th Century buildings and Haigh Hall is conveniently located between Wigan Pier and the village of Standish. Boaters may prefer a trip to the Lancaster Maritime Museum, which resides in a former Custom House built in 1764.
Local attractions
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Bugsworth Basin »Bugsworth Basin began in 1796 as a key transhipment point between the Peak Forest Canal and its tramways for the …
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Rufford Old Hall »Situated between Southport and Preston, Rufford Old Hall is considered to be one of Lancashire's finest 16th Century …
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Burscough Wharf »
Retail and leisure development in a historic wharf on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal. Offers shops, restaurants and a …
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Castleton Water Activity Centre »
For something a little more energetic than a stroll along the towpath, why not try something a little different? At …
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Foulridge Tunnel »
The Foulridge Tunnel was a major construction achievement, but is today best known for the story of a cow who once …
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Glasson Basin »
An evocative site boasting boats of all shapes and sizes, Glasson Basin is a charming place to wander around with …
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Greenlands Farm Village »
Located in beautiful countryside Greenlands offers a relaxed and friendly destination for shopping, food and fun …
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Haslam Park »
Haslam Park, linked to Lancaster Canal by a magnificent lake, is home to a vast array of wildfowl and wild flowers. …
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Lancaster Castle »
The castle in Lancaster has been part of the town for 1000 years and is partly still in use, as a Crown Court and a …
