Best Attractions near Sawley Abbey

Experience the awe-inspiring Whalley Arches, Lancashire’s longest brick viaduct, blending Victorian engineering with stunning Ribble Valley scenery.

Explore the majestic 14th-century East Gatehouse of Whalley Abbey, a historic gateway to Lancashire’s rich medieval monastic heritage.

A stunning 48-arch brick railway viaduct soaring over Lancashire’s Ribble Valley, blending Victorian engineering with gothic echoes of nearby Whalley Abbey.

Discover Alkincoats Park, Colne’s historic and scenic green space offering gardens, sports, and family-friendly fun across 38 acres.

Discover the tranquil heather moorlands, ancient villages, and starry skies of England’s Forest of Bowland National Landscape.

Explore wildlife, adventure, and family fun in the scenic Forest of Bowland at Bowland Wild Boar Park.

Discover the enchanting blend of Jacobean architecture, Victorian grandeur, and expansive woodland at Gawthorpe Hall in Lancashire.

Explore Marsden Park’s rich Tudor heritage, scenic gardens, and vibrant community spaces in the heart of Nelson, Lancashire.

A peaceful green haven in Great Harwood blending remembrance, vibrant gardens, and active sports facilities.

Explore the world’s last steam-powered weaving mill and step back into Lancashire’s rich cotton industry heritage at Queen Street Mill Textile Museum.

A vast and tranquil Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering wild moorlands, historic villages, rich wildlife, and unforgettable outdoor adventures.

A whimsical and iconic outdoor sculpture celebrating creativity amid the scenic landscapes of Langho, Blackburn.

East Lancashire’s inclusive shopping hub with over 85 stores, sensory-friendly facilities, and a family-focused atmosphere in the heart of Burnley.

Explore the evocative ruins of Extwistle Hall, a 16th-century Tudor manor perched on Lancashire’s scenic moorland.

Discover peaceful trails and lush greenery in Boyce's Wood, a serene woodland retreat near Preston, Lancashire.

Historic village and evocative ruins nestled in scenic Lancashire countryside, inspiring literature and offering tranquil walks.

Explore Lancashire’s only Roman antiquities museum, showcasing Bremetenacum Veteranorum’s rich history through artifacts, ruins, and engaging events.

Discover the enchanting 40-foot Scaleber Force waterfall nestled in a tranquil limestone gorge within Yorkshire’s scenic Scaleber Wood.

Historic Towneley Hall in Burnley: centuries-old family estate turned museum with fine art, Baroque interiors, and expansive public parkland.

A futuristic pavilion framing stunning panoramic views above historic Wycoller village in the heart of Lancashire’s countryside.

A welcoming bike shop and cafe in Settle offering bike hire, repairs, accessories, and vegan-friendly refreshments for Yorkshire Dales adventurers.

A charming family-run farm shop near Preston offering fresh local meats, artisan dairy, baked goods, and a cozy tea room in a peaceful countryside setting.

Discover ethical shopping, local flavors, and welcoming café vibes at Watershed Mill, Settle’s vibrant retail and visitor centre.

Experience Lancashire’s beloved working farm with hands-on animal encounters, play areas, and farm-made ice cream for all ages.

Discover the tranquil beauty and peaceful charm of Warrendale Knots, a serene natural retreat near Settle in the Yorkshire Dales.

Experience Burnley’s iconic wind-powered sculpture that sings haunting melodies while offering stunning panoramic views of the Pennines.

Explore Victoria Cave’s prehistoric wonders and stunning Dales vistas on a scenic walk near Settle.

Discover the ancient wonders of Bleasdale Circle, a historical landmark in Preston, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

Explore Jubilee Cave’s ancient limestone depths and uncover Yorkshire’s prehistoric secrets amid stunning Dales scenery.

A vibrant shopping centre blending mainstream and independent stores in the heart of Blackburn’s town centre.

Discover the quiet meeting place of West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, and Lancashire where history and moorland landscapes converge.

Discover Malham Cove’s breathtaking limestone cliffs, rich wildlife, and cinematic landscapes in the heart of Yorkshire Dales National Park.

A serene Victorian park where heritage charm meets family-friendly recreation in Blackburn's green heart.

Aireville Park offers Skipton a perfect blend of vibrant play areas, scenic green spaces, and community events for all ages to enjoy year-round.

Experience the serene cascades of Stainforth Force and witness the breathtaking autumn salmon leap in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.

Explore Malham Cove's soaring limestone amphitheatre, rare pavements, and breathtaking Yorkshire Dales vistas in a natural wonder carved by Ice Age waters.

Explore scenic trails and stunning views at Beacon Fell Visitor Centre, your gateway to Lancashire’s natural beauty and outdoor adventure.

A serene waterfall nestled in enchanted woodland, where folklore and natural beauty meet in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.

Explore 700 years of Tudor history and heritage at Samlesbury Hall, a captivating medieval manor near Preston with timeless charm.

Step into over 900 years of history at Skipton Castle, a beautifully preserved medieval fortress overlooking the vibrant market town of Skipton.

Explore 480 acres of woodlands, sports facilities, and heritage at Blackburn’s beloved Witton Country Park.

Explore the breathtaking limestone gorge of Gordale Scar with towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and rich natural and cultural heritage.

A charming farm-based distillery near Preston crafting award-winning gin with rustic charm, cozy tastings, and lively events.

A tranquil picnic spot and scenic trailhead nestled in Lancashire’s lush countryside, perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Discover the windswept moorland ruins that inspired Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, a haunting symbol of literary heritage and rugged beauty.

A peaceful 1.3-mile woodland trail leading to Ingleborough Cave, blending natural beauty, family-friendly walking, and access to Yorkshire Dales adventure.

Discover the surreal landscape of the Norber Erratics, where ancient glacial boulders balance atop limestone pedestals in the Yorkshire Dales.

A rare upland lake in the Yorkshire Dales, surrounded by moorland and limestone cliffs, perfect for peaceful walks and nature watching.

Explore Malham Tarn Estate’s stunning limestone landscapes, tranquil lake, and rich wildlife in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.

Explore the breathtaking limestone landscapes and rich wildlife of Malham Tarn Estate, a treasured National Trust nature reserve in the Yorkshire Dales.

Discover timeless antiques and savor classic British tea room delights in the heart of Haslingden’s vibrant Rossendale community.

A vibrant cultural hub in Rawtenstall blending local history, contemporary art, and community spirit in a welcoming museum and gallery.

Discover the peaceful trails and rich Viking heritage of Preston’s serene Viking Woodland, a natural haven for wildlife and relaxation.

Explore Brockholes, Lancashire’s award-winning floating nature reserve blending innovation, wildlife, and family fun in a stunning riverside setting.

Explore the stunning underground world of Ingleborough Cave, a well-lit natural wonder with ancient formations and Ice Age relics in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.

Explore Hoghton Tower, a majestic Tudor manor steeped in royal history, dramatic battles, and stunning panoramic views in Lancashire.

Experience the awe of Britain’s largest underground chamber and tallest waterfall, accessible twice yearly by thrilling winch descent.

Step into the world of the Brontë sisters at their historic Haworth home, where literary masterpieces were born amidst the Yorkshire moors.

Historic spiritual home of the Brontë family, blending rich literary heritage with stunning Victorian architecture in the heart of Haworth.

Explore five centuries of Lancashire military heritage in one of England's largest regimental collections.

A serene moorland monument honoring Edwin Waugh, Lancashire’s cherished dialect poet and his creative refuge on Scout Moor.

Explore Haworth, the enchanting Yorkshire village where the Brontë sisters wrote timeless classics amid stunning moorland scenery and heritage steam trains.

Explore one of North West England’s largest antiques and salvage centres, where history and unique treasures await discovery every day.

A striking 1960s hexagonal tower at Forton Services on the M6, blending Brutalist design with panoramic views and rich motorway heritage.

Ancient broadleaf woodland sanctuary where roe deer roam and birdsong echoes through timeless trees.

Experience the roaring beauty and tranquil riverside walks of Linton Falls, a natural gem in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.