Holiday rentals and lettings in Lancaster

Here in Lancaster you can find stays of all kinds, mostly for groups of people ranging from 5 to 2 or 3 people, in Forest of Bowland, the holiday rentals you can find here are mostly made to accommodate more than 5 people, while elsewhere you can find stays for couples or solo travellers. At Holidu we have the best holiday rentals for you, don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity.

Here in Lancaster, the homes may look like they don't have much in the way of interiors, but in fact, the opposite is true. The interiors have been refurbished to modern standards and come with multiple bedrooms, a kitchen with dishwasher, internet access, a living room and a terrace. Don't worry about a thing, just book your stay and enjoy a splendid few days.

Although the history of Lancaster Castle is not entirely clear, it is said to have been built in the 11th century, during the years 1164 and 1389, Lancaster Castle passed through several terms, including English rule, until it saw military action in the English Civil War. Currently, under British sovereignty, this beautiful castle is open to the public for tours of its various halls and rooms, come and enjoy this beautiful place!

A very nice park which was built by the millionaire Williamson, who was the first Baron of Ashton, nowadays, this park covers an area of approximately 217,000 square meters, moreover, it is open to the public, here you can spend a whole day with your friends or family and enjoy different recreational activities or relax having a picnic while enjoying a snack or a drink. This park is exceptional, you can't miss it!

For those who love to see the different forms of life that inhabit the sea, we have the Lancaster Maritime Museum. A museum where you can see all that the ocean has in store for you, here you can see second hand the lives of the people who work in the ocean, the different fish and animals that inhabit it and much more. With extended tours, you'll be introduced to Lancaster's maritime history - don't miss out!

Conveniently, also in Lancaster we have a museum dedicated to the history of this region, with opening hours from 10 am until 5 pm, you can enjoy several extensive tours, in which you will be able to witness the different historical events that had great importance during Lancaster's history. In fact, you will also be able to appreciate different objects from ancient times along with their explanation and the role they played in the history of the region.

The Ashton Monument is a memorial which is currently used for tourist purposes, mostly as an exhibition, you can take tours of the site to see the different facets of the beautiful granite, steel and marble structure both inside and outside the monument, remember to take some photos of this majestic place, you can't miss it.

A site of great interest if you want to get a closer look at the old infrastructure and furnishings of Lancaster's ancient times. In this terraced house, you can see the oldest stories come to life, remember to take a few photos.

This canal, which comes from the north-west part of England, was mainly planned to run through Westhoughton, all the way to Kendal. In the end, the aforementioned plans were never carried out and in the end, the Lancaster Canal was connected to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. This is a good place to walk and hang out with someone else.

A church with very peaceful surroundings, and a beautiful infrastructure, if you want to visit somewhere interesting, both visually and historically, the Priory Church of Saint Mary is a perfect place.

It would be a shame if you didn't explore the Lancaster region a little, we recommend you do! The surrounding areas of this city are beautiful and well-kept, with several areas that still maintain an old aesthetic, a place to admire.