Journey Through Time: Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours
Explore Blackpool's rich history aboard vintage trams, offering a unique perspective of the seaside town's heritage and stunning coastal views.
A brief summary to Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours (Tower)
- Heritage Tram Tours, North Pier & Tower Heritage Tram Stop, off, A584, Blackpool, FY1 1AP, GB
- +441253209521
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- Monday 10 am-4 pm
- Tuesday 10 am-4 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-4 pm
- Thursday 10 am-4 pm
- Friday 10 am-7 pm
- Saturday 10 am-7 pm
- Sunday 10 am-4 pm
The Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours offer a delightful journey that seamlessly blends history and scenic beauty. As you board one of the beautifully restored trams, you are transported back in time, experiencing the charm of Blackpool's coastal heritage. These vintage trams glide along the scenic seafront, providing passengers with stunning views of the iconic Blackpool Tower and the bustling promenade. Throughout the journey, informative commentary enhances the experience, sharing fascinating stories of the tramway's history and the evolution of Blackpool as a major tourist destination. The tours operate daily, making it an easily accessible attraction for visitors of all ages. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a family looking for fun, or a couple seeking a romantic outing, the Heritage Tram Tours cater to all. You’ll also have the opportunity to hop on and off at various stops, allowing you to explore nearby attractions at your leisure. The trams are not just a mode of transport; they are a memorable experience that captures the spirit of Blackpool. Don't miss out on this unique way to see the sights and learn more about this vibrant seaside town.
Local tips
- Purchase tickets in advance online to avoid queues and secure your preferred time slot.
- Consider taking the tram during sunset for a picturesque view of the coastline.
- Check the timetable for the last tram of the day to plan your visit accordingly.
- Keep your camera ready for stunning photo opportunities along the route.
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving to Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours (Tower), head towards the A584. Once you're in Blackpool, follow signs for the North Pier. Parking is available nearby at the North Pier car park, but please note there may be a parking fee, typically around £5 for the day. After parking, walk towards the North Pier where the tram stop is located.
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Bus
You can take a bus to Blackpool North Station. From there, it’s a short walk to the North Pier. Look for buses heading towards the Promenade or the North Pier area. Once you arrive at the bus stop, walk towards the seafront and follow the promenade to reach the North Pier Heritage Tram Stop.
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Tram
If you're already in Blackpool, you can take one of the regular trams that run along the promenade. Look for the tram that stops at North Pier. The tram is a convenient option and costs around £2-£3 for a single journey. Once you disembark at the North Pier stop, the Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours will be right there.
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Walking
If you're staying close to the seafront, walking to the North Pier is straightforward. Simply head towards the promenade, and follow it until you reach the North Pier. This is a pleasant walk, allowing you to enjoy the seaside views along the way.
Attractions Nearby to Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours (Tower)
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Blackpool Illuminations
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Viva Blackpool - The Show & Party Venue
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North Pier
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Black pool
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Northern Victorian Pier
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The Blackpool Tower Ballroom
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The Comedy Carpet
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Comedy Station Comedy Club
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The Blackpool Tower Dungeon
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The Tower Coaster
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The Blackpool Tower
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The Blackpool Tower Circus
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Lower Promenade
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Promenade • Blackpool North
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Dancing Fountain
Landmarks nearby to Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours (Tower)
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Visit Blackpool
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Blackpool Town Hall
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Blackpool War Memorial
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The Blackpool Opera House
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Everything Blackpool
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Jimmy Armfield Statue
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Blackpool Pleasure Beach
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Flying Machines
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Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Blackpool
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The Ghost Train
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The Big One
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Marsh Mill
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Lytham Windmill
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Rossall Point Watch Tower
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Avenham and Miller Park