Lancashire truly is a wonderful place.
From stunning natural countryside in the form of breathtaking beaches and rugged countryside fells, to bustling cities, world-class universities, and top-notch restaurants, Lancashire really does have it all - and we’re celebrating it as part of our #LoveYour campaign in tribute to all things Lancashire.
From Lancaster to Leyland, Ormskirk to Oswaldtwistle, Blackpool to Burnley, there is far from a shortage of unique and wonderful places to call home, meaning that Lancashire has something for everyone.
If you’re after hip neighbourhoods full of trendy bars and restaurants, then Lancashire has something for you. Likewise, if it’s quaint villages surrounded by countryside that tickles your fancy, then there is no shortage of desirable places across the county fitting that description as well.
And its on those quaint villages surrounded by countryside that we’re focusing today with our list of Lancashire’s top charming towns and villages. It’s the ideal list for anyone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of it all.
Take a look through our photo gallery to find out where made the cut...
Also, be sure not to miss:
13. Higham
Higham, a village in the borough of Pendle, is known for “The Spout”, a natural spring that rises in the centre of the village.
14. Caton
This unique village is situated in the Lower Lune Valley and its landscape ranges from hills and becks to the flat flood plain of the River Lune. | England Explore Photo: England Explore
15. Wycoller
Wycoller is sleepy village which now forms part of a beautiful country park. The beck in the village is crossed by seven ancient bridges. | Other
16. Edenfield
Edenfield is a beautiful village within the borough of Rossendale in Lancashire which follows the course of the River Irwell. | Ian Roberts Photo: Ian Roberts
17. Scorton Village
Scorton is a village in the parish of Nether Wyresdale and is a popular destination for walkers, cyclists and visitors. | Scorton Village
18. Waddington
Waddington is a charming village nestled in the Tough of Bowland near the picturesque town of Clitheroe. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard