Più votati Attrazioni in Blackpool

Turbary Woods Owl and Bird of Prey Sanctuary is a rescue and rehabilitation center for birds of prey like falcons, eagles, owls and hawks. They have over 90 birds caged in large enclosures, allowing them to have larger living spaces. The volunteers at the sanctuary conduct flying demonstrations where the trained birds land on the visitors’ gloved hand.

Designed by Edward Milner, the Avenham Park and Miller Park are the finest examples of Victorian Parks. Listed as an English Heritage Grade II garden, the duo attracts thousands of tourists every year. Avenham and Miller Park features splendid Japanese Gardens, open lawns and various structures including The Belvedere pavilion, a cafe, and a small area designated for different events like concerts held throughout the year. Community events like Mela and Easter Monday are too held here.

Church of St. Walburge is an active Roman Catholic church and is a Grade I listed building marked by the English Heritage. Built in the 19th Century in a Gothic Revival style, the most prominent feature of this church is its 94 meter (309 feet) spire. The church is known for its spectacular architectural quality derived from the amalgamation of traditional features in creative and inventive ways. The rose window, New Red Sandstone facade, open wooden roof, wooden triptych, a crucifix decorated with the shield of Preston and St. Ignatius of Loyola's representation in the sanctuary are some of the impressive features of this church.

An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty set within the lush environs of the countryside of Lancashire surrounded by trees and hills, Bowland Wild Boar Park is a natural area along the river Hodder's shore. With a fantastic variety of wild and farm animals that you can pet and hand feed, here kids can play at the outdoor play area, play indoor games like Jenga and checkers, or take tractor rides. Found within the Forest of Bowland National Landscape, this park also offers camping pods so visitors can experience the outdoors without using camping equipment. Great for people of all ages, the park is particularly unmissable for children. Visitors often indulge in gentle walks by the riverside and unwind amidst the best of the elements.

Preston Guild Wheel is a 21-mile (33.7 kilometer) long ring road in Preston. This off-road route offers an unfettered view of River Ribble, the docks, countryside, parks and other attractions. You can choose to either cycle or walk this vehicle-free road.

More than just your regular museum, Ribble Steam Railway is a unique rail museum and a perfect family-destination for a day of fun train rides and more. Opened to public in 2005, the museum houses historic standard gauge preserved steam locomotives, rail exhibits and gives visitors a chance to ride along the 2.4-kilometer (1.5-mile) line in a steam locomotive. They have various train tour timings and many family and school tour packages, which include a guided tour of the museum, workshop and a train ride. Party/Gala train rides are also available wherein you can reserve a coach and host your own private party or celebrations like birthdays, special events etc. For some days open times may vary on account of various events held throughout the year.