Rebecca's Guidebook
Sightseeing
The remains of a three-storey-high castle keep and modern museum. Built in 1186 by Robert de Lacy, the Norman keep of the castle is reputed to be the second smallest in England. There is free access to the grounds and a small fee for the museum, with excellent views of the surrounding area. There are many shops, cafes, bars/restaurants on the high street.
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Clitheroe Castle
The remains of a three-storey-high castle keep and modern museum. Built in 1186 by Robert de Lacy, the Norman keep of the castle is reputed to be the second smallest in England. There is free access to the grounds and a small fee for the museum, with excellent views of the surrounding area. There are many shops, cafes, bars/restaurants on the high street.
Lancashire's best open farm with events, daily talks and activities. We're open on select dates from 10:30am with free parking and cafe to enjoy Mrs Downson’s famous ice cream. Explore the farm, discover the milking parlour or book goat yoga!
Mrs Dowsons Farm
Longsight RoadLancashire's best open farm with events, daily talks and activities. We're open on select dates from 10:30am with free parking and cafe to enjoy Mrs Downson’s famous ice cream. Explore the farm, discover the milking parlour or book goat yoga!
The Trough of Bowland is a valley and high pass in the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Lancashire, England. It is excellent for hiking, cycling and enjoying a drink at nearby pub such as The Inn at Whitewell. We highly recommend Langdon Grill food truck where the Hairy Bikers visited!
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Trough of Bowland
The Trough of Bowland is a valley and high pass in the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Lancashire, England. It is excellent for hiking, cycling and enjoying a drink at nearby pub such as The Inn at Whitewell. We highly recommend Langdon Grill food truck where the Hairy Bikers visited!
Brockholes is a 250 acre nature reserve, just off the M6 motorway. It has the UK’s first floating visitor centre. You can walk along the River Ribble, explore the ancient woodland or amble around the lakes. There is a cafe and ice cream cabin.
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Brockholes
Preston New RoadBrockholes is a 250 acre nature reserve, just off the M6 motorway. It has the UK’s first floating visitor centre. You can walk along the River Ribble, explore the ancient woodland or amble around the lakes. There is a cafe and ice cream cabin.
A fabulous half-timbered black and white medieval house built in 1325. Discover the house by taking a tour of the Victorian school room, 1950’s bedroom and exhibitions in the Long Gallery. Enjoy the grounds and a variety of events including murder mystery events and ghost hunts!
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Samlesbury Hall
Preston New RoadA fabulous half-timbered black and white medieval house built in 1325. Discover the house by taking a tour of the Victorian school room, 1950’s bedroom and exhibitions in the Long Gallery. Enjoy the grounds and a variety of events including murder mystery events and ghost hunts!