Whether you are looking for traditional Easter festivities or something a little different, Lancashire has it all.
Here is a small selection of not-to-be missed things to see and do as a family or even by yourself over the Easter break.
Take a look at 15 fun-packed ideas.
5. Irishman's Tower at Hoghton Tower
Why not get away for the Easter break by booking the Irishman's Tower at Hoghton Tower. The Irishman’s Tower occupies one of the former garrisons that interrupt the ramparts surrounding Hoghton Tower. This two-floor, cosy historic property is the perfect base for your rural retreat. Here you will be able to relax and unwind, enjoying some of the best views over one of the most beautiful areas of the country. Photo: Visit Lancashire
6. Ribby Hall Village
Why not book in for a break at Ribby Hall Village in Kirkham. Ribby Hall is a fantastic place for an Easter break for the whole family with everything right on site. Set in 130 acres of beautiful Lancashire countryside and the county’s only five-star holiday village, it boasts excellent facilities including indoor swimming pool with racer slides and tropical themed splash zone, badminton and squash coasts, boating lake, nine-hole golf course, adventure golf course, plus there is a series of great events such as Easter Shows and Easter themed arts and crafts workshops throughout the holidays. Photo: Ribby Hall Village
7. Blackpool Zoo
Why not visit Blackpool Zoo and say hello to some animals. Blackpool Zoo is a family-friendly zoo with over 1,000 animals. As well as coming face to face with some of the most endangered animals on the planet, you can find out about how our conservation and research projects are helping species across the globe. More recently, it has also introduced a beautiful colourful bird to its family. Photo: CHRIS HAGGAN PHOTOGRAPHY
8. Blackpool Pleasure Beach
If you are feeling brave why not visit the Blackpool Pleasure Beach and go on some rides. Big Dipper anyone? Photo: REDBOXSTUDIOS