Our Place

A medieval castle and Georgian architecture nod to the city’s past, whilst cobbled streets and charming squares house artisan shops and quirky cafes. Step out of the city to discover the River Lune and Morecambe Bay, a haven for wildlife and birds. Or explore the rugged countryside; ancient woodlands and vast moorland combine with stunning views to make this one of England’s hidden gems.

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Williamson Memorial Park

Home to 54 acres of beautiful parklands, Williamson Memorial Park was originally created out of the quarries, from which came the stone that built many of Lancaster’s buildings.

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Lancaster Castle

Looming over the city lies a historic castle home to dark tales of torture, crime and witchcraft. Dating back to Roman times over 1,000 years ago, the castle is owned by King Charles himself, who is the Duke of Lancaster.

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Forest of Bowland

The Forest of Bowland is a landscape rich in heritage, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, explore the beautiful landscape without the crowds that flock to the Lake and Dales.

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Lancaster Grand Theatre

Having functioned in some form continuously since 1782, the Lancaster Grand Theatre is the third oldest theatre in Great Britain.

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The Dukes Theatre

Residing in an historic building first built in in 1796, The Dukes Theatre & Cinema has been a cornerstone of Lancaster culture since first opening its doors in 1971.

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Explore The Toll House

pie and red cabbage with wine by the fire

Food & Drink

Local, fresh and full of flavour using top quality seasonal produce from the best suppliers.

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Bedrooms

Comfortable rooms a stones throw from everything Lancaster has to offer, with everything you need for a relaxing stay.

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Occasions

For those looking to celebrate special occasions, enjoy a private dining experience, or host a corporate event.

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