From the three piers to the world famous Blackpool Tower, there are plenty to see - but many are now left in the history bookd.
Here we look back at some of the town's most famous landmarks from years gone by.
Do any of these buildings bring back fond memories for you?
19. Lost Buildings
The London Eye of its day, Blackpool's Great Wheel on Coronation Street was a wonder of the Victorian Age. It was built in 1896, at the south west corner of the Winter Gardens. It was dismantled in 1928 | National World
20. Lost Landmarks
Wesley Street Mill at Bamber Bridge. It was the former home of the Bamber Bridge Spinning and Weaving Company closed as a working mill in 1959. Demolition began in 2013. | National World
21. Lost Buildings
The building became home to the Blackpool Gazette, which was later demolished to make way for Pizza Hut, KFC and Blockbusters - better known as "Fat Man's Corner" | National World
22. Lost Landmarks
Thwaites Brewery in Blackburn. Shire horses enjoying a drink at the brewery in 1964. FromTalbot Archives collection | National World
23. Lost Buildings
The building opened in 1868 as The Theatre Royal and Assembly Rooms, later becoming Yates's Wine Lodge in 1896. The building was demolished, following a devastating fire in February 2009 | National World
24. Lost Landmarks
The blocks of flats, on the right, allegedly earmarked for demolition in Avenham, Preston York House and Lancaster House Oxford Street | National World