Coronation Street in Blackpool Town Centre
This page is about Coronation Street in Blackpool Town Centre. What’s there now, how it started and some ‘Did you Know’ moments…
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Welcome to Blackpool! Find out about THE family-friendly resort on the Fylde Coast, with bright lights and something for everyone!

In this section you can explore the golden beach and miles of beautiful promenade. Soak-up the amazing views and sunsets. Visit the town centre to bag a bargain and take a ride on a tram! And of course, what’s Blackpool most famous for? The Illuminations, the annual greatest free lightshow on earth!
In ‘About’ we’ve got lots of pages of interesting things from Blackpool and the wider Fylde Coast. Here’s a flavour of what you’ll find –
We’ve got a whopping great big ‘Recreation and Entertainment’ section for you to explore. It includes What’s on, things to do, plus places to stay and eat and much more!
Choose your next holiday with the Visit Fylde Coast Accommodation Guide in association with StayBlackpool
StayBlackpool is the independent association for Blackpool hotels and guest houses. All members hold a national star rating or Blackpool Approved accreditation, so you’ll go home having experienced the best Blackpool has to offer.
This page is about Coronation Street in Blackpool Town Centre. What’s there now, how it started and some ‘Did you Know’ moments…
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Roll-up, roll-up to Showtown – Blackpool Museum of fun and entertainment! An immersive experience capturing the spirit of this amazing town!
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Market Street in Blackpool Town Centre joins Talbot Square with Church Street. It’s home to the Town Hall, public transport, and a car park!
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If you’re a regular visitor you’re sure to have walked Victoria Street in Blackpool Town Centre many times – it’s bang in the centre of the town!
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Layton Cemetery was opened in 1873 when Blackpool Parish Church had no more space for burials. The largest in the town it’s full of local history.
You might spot Pennystone Rock at a very low tide, opposite Pennystone Road at Bispham. It’s smaller relative, Carlin Rock, can also be seen.
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