But Blackpool has a new set of buildings which are key markers and, if they aren’t already, will no doubt become future landmarks too. From the impressive new Conference Centre at the Winter Gardens to the sweeping design of the Tram Depot at Starr Gate these buildings will be the places people take notice of - and have already made an impression. Do you agree?
1. Blackpool's New Landmarks
One of the biggest transformations in recent years is the £220m Talbot Gateway which includes the impressive Sainsbury's supermarket. It ticks the boxes for new landmark status Photo: Daniel Martino
2. Blackpool's New Landmarks
The impressive new Tram Depot at Starr Gate has been around for a while but is clearly a landmark as people join the promenade from Squires Gate Lane Photo: Bill Johnson
3. Blackpool's New Landmarks
In a superb position on the seaward side of Blackpool Promenade is Festival House, home of the Wedding Chapel Photo: submit
4. Blackpool's New Landmarks
The £28m state-of-the-art Winter Gardens conference and exhibition centre, opened its doors in February, can host more than 1,600 delegates - making it the largest venue of its kind in the north. Photo: Daniel Martino
5. Blackpool's New Landmarks
Blackpool and The Fylde College's Lancashire Energy HQ was built on the site of the former Blackpool Airport passenger terminal. It cost just shy of £10m to build Photo: National World
6. Blackpool's New Landmarks
Hampton by Hilton Hotel in Blackpool replaced the Palm Beach Hotel which had been destroyed by fire. The hotel, slightly set back from the main road is modern, hard to miss addition to the South Shore skyline and is currently being expanded Photo: submit