Attractions and Places to Visit in Blackpool
The Victorian town of Blackpool, in Wyre, is nestled at the meeting point of the majestic River Wyre and the Irish Sea and with its long stretch of sandy beach, it’s a popular seaside destination for families. Blackpool is believed to be the first planned town of the Victorian Era and Queen Victoria herself passed through it on her way from London to Scotland in 1847.
Places to Stay in Blackpool
Blackpool accommodation is varied and extensive, including a choice of holiday parks, self-catering flats and apartments, hotels, cottages and friendly B&Bs. Compare Blackpool accommodation prices online now and finds your perfect place to stay.
Sports and Activities
If you’re looking for inspiration for new places to go, days out and things to do, there's no shortage of activities in Blackpool. Blackpool is a popular location for kitesurfing and other power kite sports. There are several suitable beaches and training is available at the local kite school.
The Three Lights is a bright, welcoming sight as you reach the roundabout on the road to Wyre Dock. Named after the three lighthouses in Blackpool.
TJ & Sons Management cover from Fleetwood through to Blackpool South connecting the right business to the right staff, ensuring recruitment is handled swiftly and simple. We have over 40 staff ready and waiting for their next role.
Boonnak Thai restaurant opening in 2012 at here we have provide good selection of Thai menu suck as authentic Thai tom yum with prawn, pad Thai with prawns...
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Every year, tens of thousands of children across the UK need foster carers while they can’t live with their own families.
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