You don’t have to go far to find fantastic family activities or attractions, great gourmet dining, terrific theatre and more across Lancashire. If you are looking for some exciting adventures and experiences with your loved ones this twixmas you’ll find lots to see and do at on VisitLancashire.com.
This is why we have rounded up things to do on days between Christmas and the New Year.
From taking in the sights, to visiting the Gruffalo and his friends, take a look at these 11 places for the whole family to enjoy a twixmas across Lancashire.
5. Aladdin at King George's Hall
Why not get your Panto fix. Check out A Christmas Carol at The Dukes in Lancaster, Aladdin at Blackpool Grand Theatre, Jack & The Beanstalk at Lowther Pavilion in Lytham St Annes, Peter Pan the Panto at Ribby Hall Holiday Village, Aladdin at King George’s Hall in Blackburn, Jack & the Beanstalk at The Atkinson in Southport, or if you want a break from the traditional pantos and Christmas plays watch Shrek the Musical at Blackpool Winter Gardens Photo: UGC
6. Winter and Christmas at Brockholes Nature Reserve
The Wildlife Trust have also launched a 12 Days Wild challenge, for those who love to get outdoors. Beginning on Christmas Day until January 5 to coincide with many of the school holidays in the area. The challenges will involve fun activities like recycling your Christmas tree or feeding the birds, and spotting wildlife, so why not take to a Lancashire nature reserve like Brockholes or Mere Sands Wood to increase your chances of a spot Photo: Jason Lock
7. Lancaster on Ice
Ice skating in a historic square, with Christmas tunes and a fantastic bar nearby In addition to the beautiful ice rink all lit up under the Town Hall’s gaze, Lancaster on Ice, Dalton Square, offers fairground rides complete with Big Wheel and vintage carousel, stalls and a tipi bar for visitors to enjoy. It will be running until January 7 at a cost of £15. (Christmas hours may differ) Photo: UGC
8. Chorley Winter Wonderland
Why not venture to Chorley's Winter Wonderland with the family. Enjoy great food and drink and an ice rink in Chorley town centre this festive season. You will also find Betty’s Tipi, a Ferris wheel and children’s rides at the event. Running until January 7, the cost is £6 per person for skating Photo: Paul Heyes