Debbie’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Only a 10 minute walk away, this historic castle which dates from Roman times is well worth visiting. There's also a good cafe in the grounds selling a selection of drinks and snacks.
71 locals recommend
Lancaster Cathedral
Balmoral RoadOnly a 10 minute walk away, this historic castle which dates from Roman times is well worth visiting. There's also a good cafe in the grounds selling a selection of drinks and snacks.
Fabulous views over Lancaster city centre and the Morecambe Bay area. A must see.
36 locals recommend
Williamson Park
Quernmore RoadFabulous views over Lancaster city centre and the Morecambe Bay area. A must see.
With free admission and located right in the heart of the city the museum is well worth a visit. Displays include exhibits from the Roman and Victorian eras.
18 locals recommend
Lancaster City Museum
Market StreetWith free admission and located right in the heart of the city the museum is well worth a visit. Displays include exhibits from the Roman and Victorian eras.
City/town information
Only four miles away, Morecambe offers great views from the Promenade over Morecambe Bay and towards the Lake District
35 locals recommend
Morecambe
Only four miles away, Morecambe offers great views from the Promenade over Morecambe Bay and towards the Lake District
Approximately a fifty minutes away by either car or train, Windermere is one of the most picturesque towns in the Lake District. Go for a cruise on the lake or relax in one of the numerous bars and cafes in the town centre. Or enjoy browsing the numerous small boutique shops.
56 locals recommend
Windermere
Approximately a fifty minutes away by either car or train, Windermere is one of the most picturesque towns in the Lake District. Go for a cruise on the lake or relax in one of the numerous bars and cafes in the town centre. Or enjoy browsing the numerous small boutique shops.