Towneley Hall Towneley dates from about 1400 and was the home of the Towneley family for over 500 years.

The Straight Mile The Leeds and Liverpool Canal is one of thefinest in England, with spectacular views.

Rourkes Forge Rourke's Forge has produced some of the best and most famous wrought ironwork in Britain e.g. Paisley Gates, Liverpool FC...

Weavers Triangle The Weavers’ Triangle is one of the finest examples of a Victorian industrial landscape still in existence...

Windmills The 24 wind turbines are open to visitors, car parking available. You will be amazed how large they are close up...

Queen Street Textile Museum Queen Street Textile Museum is a unique survivor of the nineteenth century textile industry...

Gawthorpe Hall Gawthorpe Hall was built between 1600 and 1605 for the Shuttleworth family..

Parks in Burnley Burnley Council manages 410 hectares of parks and open spaces...

St Peter's Church St. Peter marks the original centre of the town when it was nothing more than a medieval village.

Wycoller Country Park The area has great scenic, historic and through its association with the Brontes considerable literary interest...

Bancroft Mill Engine Trust Founded in 1980, the Trust maintains an engine house and boiler houses which drive a preserved and working 600 bhp mill steam engine...

Parks in Pendle Parks in pendle include Alkincoats Park, Ball Grove Park, Heyhead Park, Barrowford Park Letcliffe Park, Marsden Park...

Pendle Hill Pendle Hill is the landpark of Pendle with a rich history

Lomeshaye Marsh Lomeshaye Marsh is Pendle's first Local Nature Reserve (LNR)...