Gone for a Burton: Burtons Building
It’s a popular phrase, ‘Gone for a Burton’ was coined during World War Two, right on this corner of Blackpool Promenade at Burtons Building!
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Explore the seafront with Live Blackpool. It’s the UK’s favourite seaside resort, with something for everyone of all ages!
Busier, of course, in Spring and Summer, but it’s not a seasonal resort. Visit the Illuminations in Autumn and Winter – and Christmas is fabulous!
Walk along the beautiful curved promenade. Enjoy the sunsets and the seafront views.
Visit the piers, amusements and attractions of the Golden Mile. Head north to take in the seafront Jubilee Gardens and views from the north shore cliffs. At South Shore there’s the Pleasure Beach and Sandcastle Waterpark, Solaris Centre, Great Promenade Show artwork trail and miles of empty beach.
Find all this at Blackpool seafront, on the north west coast of the UK.
Before you set off you might want to check out the webcams, weather forecasts and tide tables
It’s a popular phrase, ‘Gone for a Burton’ was coined during World War Two, right on this corner of Blackpool Promenade at Burtons Building!
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