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.
9. St Annes Splash Park
Splash Park in Promenade Gardens, St Annes, will reopen for the 2025 season next month. First opened in 2019, the splash water play area has proven immensely popular with local and visiting families and offers a fantastic range of features including spray loops, water sprays, bucket drops, water domes and a small section for paddling. Photo: UGC
10. Blackpool Dungeons
Journey into the belly of The Blackpool Tower for the trip of a lifetime; a full cast of brilliant actors, ten shows packed with laughs and frights as well as a whole host of authentic sets, amazing special effects and an exciting drop ride make The Blackpool Tower Dungeon the best attraction for those who like a mix of fun and fear. Photo: Visit Lancashire
11. Showtime Museum
Bang in the middle of Blackpool is Showtime Museum - the museum of fun and entertainment is an immersive experience that captures the spirit of the amazing town. It’s an attraction, full of star quality where you can get up close with the entertainers who put Blackpool on the map. The comedians, dancers, acrobats, performers and larger-than-life characters who turned a seaside resort into the home of show business. Photo: Visit Lancashire
12. Affinity
Affinity Lancashire is an outlet shopping centre set against the picturesque Fleetwood harbour marina with stunning views over Morecambe Bay. With over 40 famous name brands offering discounts of up to 60% and a nautical-themed indoor and outdoor play area, all by the historic dockyard, this little outlet village is the perfect place to relax and indulge with the whole family. Photo: Visit Lancashire