Short breaks in Blackpool

Short breaks in Blackpool - UK's fun capital take you the world of never ending charm and world class hospitality. Famous as Europe's finest resort, the city houses scores of attractions for perfect short breaks in Blackpool. Today, Blackpool attracts more visitors than Disney Paris. The city displays exotic shows, sea beaches, shopping venues, restaurants and excellent lodging options for the visitor.

From a small fishing village in nineteenth century, Blackpool developed to Europe's famous sea resort and a lively town. Blackpool was indeed the first town in the country to 'go electric'. A century later, it depicts the resort's love affair with light. In Autumn, when other seaside resorts close down, a short break in Blackpool is still worthwhile as it hosts the greatest free show on earth- Blackpool Illuminations. The use of fibre optics and computer control has brought a new dimension to Britain's biggest tourist attraction.

Another famous attraction in Blackpool remains the Pleasure Beach. The beach houses plenty of attractions such as thrill rides and fantastic ice show. The visit to Blackpool Tower- is a highlight of any visit to the city during your short breaks in Blackpool. There are plentitude of indoor entertainments options available. A trip to the Tower must include a visit to the famous ballroom, the location of BBC's "Come Dancing" for many years. The Tower Circus, in its basement auditorium, is part of the venue's inclusive entertainment.

With a huge stock of indoor entertainment, which even British weather cannot spoil, the city is a favourite destination for the families on short breaks in Blackpool. There's so much going on to keep the entire family amused for the whole day - such as the famous Tower Aquarium, Dawn of Ages ride, Jungle Jim's adventure playground any many more live shows, and all for one admission price.

Your holiday would not be complete without a visit to Blackpool Zoo Park. The Zoo Park is one of the most modern in Europe, with a carefully planned environment of lakes and islands.

Situated on Central Promenade, the world famous Louis Tussaud's Waxworks exhibition is open daily throughout the season from Easter to the end of October, The famous - the infamous - personalities of royalty, film stars, pop idols, television personalities, politicians, world leaders are all portrayed here in wax. New and exciting tableaux and figures are introduced every season and there is an optional Anatomy Exhibition for adults.

In England, the seaside resort is nothing without a pier. Blackpool has not one, not two, but three magnificent piers, imaginatively upgraded and amongst the resort's finest attractions. North Pier, South Pier and Central Pier are famous for theatre and top-class seasonal shows, amusements, shops, restaurants, bars and sunbathing spots. All the other attributes of a pier are also there; amusement arcades, shops and kiddies' amusements.

Short breaks in Blackpool will satisfy shoppers with their leading shopping centre, fully designed to offer an excellent selection of shops and multi-storey car parking, and littered with excellent hotels offering quality accommodation The Hilton Blackpool is ideally located for exploring all the sights and sounds this famous resort has to offer. The hotel is equipped with restaurant, swimming pool and sauna as well as offering excellent evening entertainment. For a family hotel in Blackpool choose the Norbreck Castle Hotel, situated on Queen's Promenade. The hotel is well-equipped with modern amenities and all bedrooms are en-suite. There is also lively evening entertainment for all to enjoy as well as superb leisure facilities.

Blackpool's Winter Gardens, newly restored to pristine glory, are simply one of the most amazing buildings in the world. As if renowned Empress Ballroom and Opera House - Britain's biggest theatre - weren't enough, the architects crowded the sprawling 4 and a half acre site with bits and pieces from dream palaces of a dozen ages and cultures.

Blackpool has a wide and varied selection of theatres dating back to the 19th century, such as the impressive Grand and Winter Gardens, which are amongst the must visit attractions during your short breaks in Blackpool.