Tuesday, October 14, 2014

TRAVEL BLACKBURN, UNITED KINGDOM: Beautiful city in the heart of LANCASHIRE


·         General Descriptions of the City:
Amid the tempting presence of Ribble Valley to its north-west and with the picturesque Darwen to its south, stands Blackburn as one of the major city of Lancashire, England. The city boasts of some exciting food culture and voguish heritage asset, coupled with that the kind of demeanour the city wears and the soothing ambience that it envelops, Blackburn is a city worth paying a visit. The city boasts of some finest textile industry since early 13th century and was one of the main centres of Industrial Revolution.
·         Best Season/Climate to Visit:
As the city lies in the northern hemisphere of the globe, the best time to visit this city is tickling warm weather and that is Summer Season when you can flaunt your casual capree and tees. Therefore May, June becomes the most apt weather to plan your trip to the city
·         Highlights of the City:
The city has some exhilarating food menu to set your palate on fire, traditional heritage stuff worth paying a visit to, and amazing sports culture in its adrenaline rushing. With handful of vintage textile factory to its credit, this city certainly has a touch of class to it demeanor.
·         Hotspots of the City:
Blackburn boasts of quite a few engrossing places to mesmerize any tourist. Some places that towers above rest are Cathedral, Ewood Park, Queen Victoria’s Statue, And Town Halls.
·         How to reach the City:

Leeds and Liverpool canal runs through it in the North East part covering centre to east of Blackburn Railway Station. Then you have M65 motorway that passes to the south of the city. Other major road links around the city are A666 and A677. The city is endowed with railway station in West Coast Main Line, that being nearest and Boulevard Bus Station being just outside railway station. Blackpool International Airport is about 23 miles far to the west of the city, being the sole nearest airport.
·         Relevant link to help you in a better way: Blackburn Tourism
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