Lytham and St Annes in Lancashire
Two separate Fylde Coast towns, Lytham and St Annes in Lancashire are great places to visit – one with the windmill and one with the pier!
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The Fylde Coast is a fabulous place, with lots to explore!
There’s plenty to see and do right here on the Fylde Coast, with lots to explore in the surrounding areas too.

Enjoy the bright lights and razzamataz of Blackpool, family friendly Cleveleys and Fleetwood, the refinement of Lytham and St Annes, or the rural landscape of Poulton-le-Fylde and beyond.
It’s an area well served by main roads and motorways with excellent public transport. What will you find?
We’ve put together this handy A-Z list of all the towns, villages and places in the area.
Each of the individual Visit Fylde Coast websites has an ‘Explore’ section too. Take a look around –
It’s a really handy and accessible place for exploring further afield from. From the Fylde Coast you can visit all of the north west.
Made in Preston is a great website for things made and happening, past and present.
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Two separate Fylde Coast towns, Lytham and St Annes in Lancashire are great places to visit – one with the windmill and one with the pier!
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Cleveleys in Lancashire is small but perfectly formed and very popular. Shopping, cafes and bars then explore the seafront and art trail
Cleveleys in Lancashire Read Post »
We give the Fylde Coast from Lytham to Fleetwood title of Best Seafront UK! It’s a great place to visit with something for everyone all ages!
Best Seafront UK – Fylde Coast from Lytham to Fleetwood Read Post »
Eden Project North is an ambitious plan for a new attraction at Morecambe. And another great reason to visit this neck of the woods!
Eden Project North Read Post »
The BIGGEST town on the Fylde Coast is the amazing Blackpool – here’s your A-Z of of Fylde Coast places around it. Have you got any to add?
A-Z of Fylde Coast Places Read Post »
Travel Talks is a non-profit making club, enjoy illustrated travel talks from interesting speakers. What’s on with Visit Fylde Coast
Like to explore outdoors and see the sights? Why don’t you tick off the Art Trails on the Fylde Coast – there’s a few for you to visit!
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The 10-mile wide Ribble estuary. Its impressive ironworks have been marking the deep-water channel for over one hundred and thirty years.
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Where to go for a woodland walk? Lytham Hall woodland walks where you’ll see a variety of our favourite birds whatever the season.
Lytham Hall woodland walks Read Post »
Enjoy amazing views from the Fylde Coast. What can you see across the Irish Sea and estuaries of the Rivers Ribble and Wyre?
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