North Pier
Now closed
North Pier is Blackpool’s oldest and most traditional pier. It was built at a time when Blackpool was emerging as a popular holiday destination and continues to offer a more laid-back and nostalgic experience compared to its livelier counterparts. With its historic charm and tranquil atmosphere, North Pier attracts visitors who wish to enjoy leisurely strolls, classic entertainment and views of the Irish Sea.
Central Pier
Now closed
Central Pier is one of Blackpool’s three famous piers, located at the heart of the resort's bustling promenade. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and lively entertainment, Central Pier offers visitors a variety of amusements, fairground rides and live shows, making it a popular stop for visitors to the town.
South Pier
Now closed
South Pier, one of Blackpool’s three iconic piers, has been a popular spot for visitors since the late 19th century. With a mix of traditional and modern amusements, this popular attraction continues to draw crowds to the seafront, offering a lively atmosphere and a wide range of activities for families and thrill-seekers alike.
Plan your next trip to England with us
Planning a trip to England? englandrover.com is your independent source of travel information with information about how to get around, what to see and do and where to stay on your next trip to England.
The South
The Midlands
The North
Plan your next trip to England with us
Planning a trip to England? englandrover.com is your independent source of travel information with information about how to get around, what to see and do and where to stay on your next trip to England.
The South
The Midlands
The North
Copyright 2018–2024 Rover Media Pty Ltd
Copyright 2018–2024 Rover Media Pty Ltd
