We are lucky to live in such a beautiful county full of amazing landmarks, breathtaking views and astonishing structures.
If you’re visiting for the first time or want to explore somewhere new, we’ve compiled a list of 37 must-see landmarks located across Lancashire.
This list could go on and on, but below you’ll find a selection of essential sites which both visitors and locals should make a beeline for:
25. Bloomfield Road
Bloomfield Road has been the permanent home of Blackpool FC since 1901. The ground features the Sir Stanley Matthews West Stand and statues outside the stadium of former Blackpool players Stan Mortensen and Jimmy Armfield. | Lee Parker / CameraSport
26. St Annes Pier
St Annes Pier has been welcoming visitors since 1885. | Google Photo: Google
27. Morecambe Bay
Morecambe Bay is one of the best places in the UK for high adrenalin outdoor activities from sailing, to powered paragliding, parachuting, windsurfing, mountain biking, horseriding, and kitesurfing. | Heather Bolton Photo: Heather Bolton
28. Marsh Mill
Marsh Mill Village is a pretty courtyard complex of shops and houses, built around the striking landmark of the windmill at Thornton. | National World Photo: Blackpool Gazette
29. Deepdale Stadium
Deepdale Stadium, home of Preston North End FC, is brimming with football history. The venue draws in visitors from all around, with the ground's history dating back to 1875. | Charlotte Tattersall / Getty Images Photo: Charlotte Tattersall
30. Blackpool Mirror Ball
The artwork was created by artist Michael Trainor and is reputed to be the world's biggest Mirror Ball being 6m in diameter. | Abbie Dodd