There’s no shortage of things to see, do, and experience along the Fylde Coast. Perfectly positioned, the Glendower Hotel offers easy access to everything the area has to offer—whether you’re looking for a lively, activity-filled getaway or a more relaxed escape. Click below to discover what St Annes, Blackpool, and Lytham have in store.

A lush park with flowering beds, a walking path, benches, and trees, with a gazebo and street scene in the background.

Ashton Gardens is a beautiful Grade II listed park in the heart of St Annes, offering 4 hectares of landscaped gardens, historic features, and attractions including a café, play areas, bowling greens, and themed gardens. Originally established in 1874 and later redesigned for public enjoyment, it remains a much-loved space for both relaxation and recreation.
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Ashton Gardens

A lively street scene with shops, pedestrians, and a central decorative fountain with flowers, surrounded by benches and landscaped bushes, under a partly cloudy sky.

St Annes Town Centre

Just a few minutes stroll from our front door, you will find this relaxed coastal hub known for its independent shops, cafés, and traditional seaside charm. It offers a quieter, more refined alternative to nearby Blackpool.
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A pier extending over a sandy beach with a partly cloudy sky background.

Just over the road from the hotel, expect wide open expanses of sand, colourful beach huts and endless undulating sand dunes. St Annes’ pier is also less than a five minute stroll away where you can find a classic chippy, sweet & gift ship, ice cream vendors and an arcade.
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St Annes Beach & Pier

A park with flower beds, benches, and trees in front of a brick building with a clock and a monument in the center.

Lytham town centre is a charming and upmarket coastal area centred around a leafy square, known for its independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. It has a relaxed, village-like feel with attractions such as the historic windmill, long grassy green, and easy access to the seafront. Lytham is 10 minutes away by car, and can also be easily accessed via public transport.
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Lytham Town Centre

Blackpool Tower on a sunny day with a crowded beach in the foreground.

Just 15 minutes away by car, why not visit the iconic Victorian landmark inspired by the Eiffel Tower, standing tall on the seaside promenade and offering panoramic views, entertainment, and attractions. Opened in 1894, it remains one of the UK’s most famous tourist spots, featuring a ballroom, circus, and observation deck.

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The Blackpool Tower

An amusement park with multiple roller coasters near the ocean, featuring various vibrant tracks, some blue and brown, with a cloudy sky overhead.
Large house on a golf course with green grass, sand trap, and flagpoles under a partly cloudy sky.

one of the UK’s most famous amusement parks, packed with thrilling roller coasters, classic rides, and family-friendly attractions along the seafront. Opened in 1896, it blends historic charm with modern excitement, featuring iconic rides like The Big One and regular live entertainment.
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Blackpool Pleasure Beach

St Annes Old Links is a mere 3 minute drive from our hotel - a prestigious championship links course known for its challenging layout, fast greens, and traditional seaside character. Established in 1901, it has hosted major qualifying events for The Open Championship and is widely respected among golfers.
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St Annes Old Links Golf Club

A large, historic brick mansion with multiple towers and gabled roofs, situated behind a golf course with sand bunkers and a putting green, during early morning or late afternoon with a sunrise or sunset in the background.

The famous Royal Lytham course is only a 5 minute drive from our doors. This is one of the UK’s most renowned championship courses, famous for its challenging links layout and over 200 strategically placed bunkers. Founded in 1886, it has hosted multiple Open Championships and is considered one of the premier golfing venues in the world.
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Royal Lytham Golf Club

An expansive golf course at sunset with green fairways, sand bunkers, and a flag on the putting green in the foreground, surrounded by trees and rolling hills under a partly cloudy sky.
A giraffe standing on grass in front of a wooded background.

The Fairhaven Golf Club is less than a 10 minute drive from the Hotel Glendower. This is a well-regarded championship course known for its parkland-style layout, tree-lined fairways, and numerous water hazards that challenge golfers of all levels. Established in 1895, it has hosted major amateur tournaments and is praised for its scenic setting and excellent, recently modernised facilities.

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Fairhaven Golf Club

Blackpool Zoo is a popular family attraction set in spacious parkland, home to a wide variety of animals including lions, elephants, and gorillas. It’s known for its engaging exhibits, conservation efforts, and interactive experiences like animal talks and feeding sessions. Less than a 20 minute drive from the Glendower Hotel.
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Blackpool Zoo

A garden with a classical statue of a woman and child, pink roses, green shrubs, and trees in front of a red brick historic building under a cloudy sky.

Lytham Hall is an elegant 18th-century Georgian country house set within beautiful parkland - perfect for a long, leisurely stroll. Once home to the Clifton family, it is now open to the public for tours, events, and exhibitions, with lovely gardens, woodland walks, flower & produce shop, and a popular tearoom and to enjoy.
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Lytham Hall

A row of plush, patterned theater seats with purple and black geometric designs and matching pillows, set in a dimly lit room with dark walls and soft lighting.

The Island Cinema is the Fylde coast’s only independent cinema! With comfy chairs, reasonable prices and the latest films showing, we highly recommend paying them a visit.

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The Island Cinema

Historical theater building with ornate architecture, illuminated at dusk, with a sign reading 'The Grand Theatre' above the entrance, situated on a street with shops and old-fashioned street lamps.

Blackpool Grand Theatre is a beautifully preserved Victorian theatre known for its ornate design and rich cultural heritage. Opened in 1894, it hosts a diverse programme of performances including plays, musicals, comedy, and touring productions.

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The Grand Theatre Blackpool

A modern outdoor park scene with people, including children and adults, walking and sitting on benches, in front of a funhouse with the sign 'LOWER.' Birds fly in the sky, and trees and open grassy areas surround the park.

The Lowther Pavilion is a charming theatre and arts venue set within the scenic Lowther Gardens, offering a mix of live performances, cinema, and community events. It’s a cultural hub for the area, hosting everything from drama and music to family shows and exhibitions. Located in Lytham - less than a 10 minute drive from us.

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Lowther Pavillion

Colorful sailboats docked at a pier on a lake with clear blue sky and green trees in the background.

A local scenic saltwater lake popular for activities such as rowing boats, pedalos, mini golf, tennis and playgrounds, as well as nearby facilities like the café and ice cream stands. It’s also a great spot for enjoying views across the Ribble Estuary. We highly recommend taking a walk along the surrounding sea walk which also provides direct beach access.
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Fairhaven Lake

The entrance to Winter Gardens, a historic building with a large arched window and sign that reads 'Winter Gardens'. There is a banner with a woman and the text 'Winter Art'.
Water park with multiple water slides in yellow, brown, and red, outside a modern glass building with palm trees and a clear blue sky

The Winter Gardens Blackpool is an historic entertainment complex featuring theatres, ballrooms, and conference spaces in a stunning Victorian setting. Opened in 1878, it hosts a wide range of events including concerts, shows, exhibitions, and the famous Blackpool Dance Festival.
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The Winter Gardens Blackpool

Welcome to the UK’s largest indoor waterpark. Featuring over 18 slides and attractions maintained in a tropical 29°C climate. Located on the South Promenade opposite the South Pier, it offers a variety of experiences from high-thrill "white-knuckle" slides to family-friendly splash zones. Just travel 10 minutes down the promenade via car to reach it!

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The Sandcastle Waterpark

Colorful coral reef with various small tropical fish swimming among the coral structures in clear blue water.

SEA LIFE Blackpool is a major aquarium, just a 15 minute drive from us. It features over 2,500 aquatic creatures, including sharks, rays, and a famous green sea turtle named Phoenix. Perfect for a family day out.

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The Sealife Centre

Celebrate the spirit of the North West coast in style

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Celebrate the spirit of the North West coast in style —