Best Attractions near National Trust - Gawthorpe Hall

Discover Lancashire’s heritage through historic architecture, witch trials lore, tranquil gardens, and local culture at Pendle Heritage Centre.

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

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

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

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

A Victorian folly crowning Blacko Hill, Blacko Tower offers sweeping Lancashire views wrapped in history and mystery.

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

Explore 800 years of history and stunning Ribble Valley views at Clitheroe Castle Museum, a family-friendly heritage site in Lancashire.

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

Discover exquisite British antique furniture and expert restoration in Clitheroe’s welcoming family-run showroom.

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

Explore Cromwell's Bridge in Clitheroe, a historical landmark that offers breathtaking views and a glimpse into the rich heritage of the region.

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

Explore the serene ruins of Sawley Abbey, a historical landmark in Clitheroe, perfect for history lovers and serene nature retreats.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Historic green space in Barnoldswick honoring WWI fallen with peaceful paths, a junior cycleway, and community spirit for all ages.

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

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

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

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

Historic Lancashire pub with five centuries of stories, ghosts, and award-winning hospitality.

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

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

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

A towering 19th-century peace monument atop West Yorkshire moors, offering panoramic views and rich historical resonance.

Discover the enchanting Fairies Chapel at Healey Dell, a natural rock grotto steeped in folklore and nestled within a tranquil riverside nature reserve.

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

Discover 600 years of history in a tranquil Tudor manor nestled in beautiful woodlands near Bolton, with gardens, a café, and engaging volunteer guides.

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.

Peaceful reservoir walks, accessible trails, and woodland serenity await at Bolton’s Jumbles Country Park.

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

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

Discover the tranquil charm of Hatch Brook Waterfall, a hidden natural gem nestled in Lancashire’s scenic woodlands near Chorley.

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

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

Explore vintage vehicles and interactive exhibits in a historic 1848 railway warehouse celebrating Northwest England’s transport heritage.

Step aboard the East Lancashire Railway for scenic steam and diesel journeys through historic Lancashire, starting at the iconic Bury Bolton Street Station.

A rare Tudor manor house in Bolton, famous as the home where Samuel Crompton invented the Spinning Mule, now a museum of domestic and industrial history.

Historic 32-mile canal crossing the Pennines, blending industrial heritage with scenic walking, cycling, and boating opportunities.

Explore Smithills Hall, a historic Bolton manor blending medieval charm, Victorian elegance, haunting tales, and serene gardens on the West Pennine Moors.

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

Explore the beauty of Alance Bridge, a historical landmark in Bolton, where culture meets nature in a serene setting.

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

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

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

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

A magical Edwardian hillside garden of terraces, follies, and lakes, now open to all beneath Rivington Pike.

Historic charm meets modern shopping and entertainment at Bolton’s Market Place Shopping Centre, a vibrant hub for all ages.

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

Explore 650 acres of woodlands, meadows, and heritage gardens in this sustainable Lancashire country park, open year-round for all ages.

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

Victoria Square is Bolton’s iconic civic hub where historic grandeur meets lively community spirit in the heart of the town.

Discover the rich history and architectural beauty of Radcliffe Tower, a must-visit landmark in Manchester that encapsulates the essence of local heritage.

Experience thrilling treetop adventures and breathtaking reservoir views at Go Ape Rivington, Lancashire’s premier high ropes course.

Discover Preston’s whimsical tribute to Wallace and Gromit, a charming bronze statue celebrating the beloved claymation duo and their local creator.

A vibrant and accessible shopping hub in Preston, blending high street brands, independent stores, and family-friendly amenities.

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