3 Best Places To Visit in Lancaster

“Lancaster City Museum is located in the Old Town Hall, which is listed as a Grade II listed building. Their exhibition features digitally displayed historical exhibits, key heritage stories that have emerged from the project, and a range of new, original artwork from poetry to film to painting. Lancaster City Museum successfully acquired the Viking-era Silverdale Hoard for the collections. Visitors can explore more about Lancaster's history from the Romans to today. The museum also provides exhibits, events, and activities for families. You can also see the fantastic portrait and landscape set on display. They also offer free admission for their visitors.”

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“Lancaster Maritime Museum is a renovated warehouse building of the area's 18th-century shipbuilding and maritime history. This museum occupies two historic buildings on St. George’s Quay, the city’s main 18th-century harbour. Richard Gillow designed the former Customs House, built in 1764. Here, you can explore the atmospheric and fascinating buildings and discover the history of the Port of Lancaster, the local fishing industry, and life in the spaces between land and sea. They also have a small tearoom and a gift shop. The Lancaster Maritime Museum is accessible for all visitors, with lift access to the upper floors. Children can enjoy free admission here.”

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“Gresgarth Hall Garden includes terraced, wild, water, flower, forest, vegetable and orchard gardens. The herbaceous plantings continuously evolve as Arabella tests and experiments with new ideas and combinations. Gresgarth Hall Garden features a beautiful bridge that crosses the river to a long woodland garden extending about 400 meters along the valley bottom. The garden is occupied by over 60 bushes. More plants from all over the world are added to the garden for the visitors to explore. The garden also offers free entry to their visitors.”

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