Lancashire Tickets

Tickets for Lancashire

Lancashire is the earliest historic counties of England found in the northwest. It was established in late 12th century and still enjoys the reputation of a non-metropolitan county. The region emerged as a major commercial front in the times of Industrial Revolution. This county has the population of 1,449,700 and Blackpool is amongst its prevalent tourist destinations. The Red Rose of Lancaster is the county flower and symbol for the House of Lancaster. The Golden flag of Lancashire with this traditional red rose commemorates the glory of eight proud centuries of Lancashire history. This county takes its name from its county town the Lancaster city and is also called the County of Lancaster. It is sometimes referred to as Lancs and this name was actually given to it by the Royal Mail. The natives of the region commonly called Lancastrians enjoy a culturally profound and ecologically stimulating life.

The Place of Lancashire is naturally endowed with amazing countryside and coastlines. The forest of Bowland and Pennine Moors carry some of the amazing natural views accompanied with rare wildlife. The Bowland forest is declared as the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The gritstone fells of this forest breaking through heather moorland paint an amazing picture. The Bowland fells offer great opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and family picnics. The Pennine Moors is a perfect combination of vegetation and historical landmarks. The Darwen tower and Turton Tower are few of the refferals of British history. The Wayside Art Trail has a unique charm as it constitutes the amazing Panopticon masterpiece of Burnley the 'Singing Ringing Tree'. Morecambe Bay, Pendle Hill and Arnside & Silverdale are few of the other places abundant with scenic natural glamour. To explore the hidden treasures the region also incorporates a couple of walking festivals all around the year.

The Historical treasures of Lancashire are abundantly spread all across the region narrating the proud tales of eight hundred years old tales of Britain. The historical houses of the region include Samlesbury Hall, Gawthorpe Hall , Rufford Old Hall , Hoghton Tower, Leighton Hall ,Browsholme Hall , Stonyhurst College , Lytham Hall ,Astley Hall and Towneley Hall. The place has a long list of art galleries and historical museums few of them are Rossendale Museum, Bolton Museums, Helmshore Mills Textile, Museum of Lancashire Museum, Lancaster City Museum, Fleetwood Museum, Lancaster Maritime Museum, Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, Cottage Museum, Lancaster Castle, Judges' Lodgings, Clitheroe Castle and Museum, Gawthorpe Hall, Turton Tower, Harris Museum and Art Gallery and National Football Museum.

The Eiffel tower inspired Blackpool Tower in Lancashire is a popular tourist attraction. This tower is listed amongst the World Federation of Great Towers and is a Grade1 Listed building. The Ashton Memorial is an example of Edwardian Baroque structures and is designed by John Belcher. It is also known as the Taj Mahal of the North as Baron Ashton created it in the fond memory of his second wife. The County of Lancashire is collection of natural beauty and historical profusion. This county is simple in living yet lives a rich life full of festivities and celebrations. To be a Part of these celebrations get the Lancashire Tickets now!