Clitheroe Travel Guide

 mickeyboy07 Says:  Surrounding Clitheroe Castle are beautiful grounds and a park containing some nice pathways and gardens.Perfect for a good stroll on a nice day or even not such a nice day,there are playing fields for the kids,a band stand used in the summer months and benches to sit and... 

 mickeyboy07 Says:  The Norman Castle Keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by 'Robert de Lacy' to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. It is said to be the second smallest keep in England,since the rooms are only 20ft... 

 mickeyboy07 Says:  Located two miles east of the village of Chipping,the Wild Boar park is a mini zoo and nature park with a variety of animals,wild flowers and trees.The wild boar paddocks are the main attraction but there are also a number of other animals including... 

 mickeyboy07 Says:  Sawley Abbey was an abbey of 'Cistercian' monks in the village of Sawley in the Forest of Bowland near the town of Clitheroe,Lancashire.It existed from 1147 until its dissolution in 1536,during the reign of 'King Henry VIII of all England,Ireland and France'.Its ruins are... 

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 mickeyboy07 Says:  Situated on the outskirts of Clitheroe in Pimlico Village this fine looking pub serves great food and ales,it has a large indoor dining area with a seperate bar area and large beer garden.A small car park to the side of the pub as well.We ate outside as it was a lovely... 

 mickeyboy07 Says:  A very traditional village pub situated in the heart of the village of Waddington just ten minutes drive from Clitheroe.An old world feel to the pub which is also a guest house and restaurant. The service is very good as is the food,with plenty of choice ranging from pub... 

 mickeyboy07 Says:  A very smart well presented pub located in Waddington,a charming village just a few miles outside Clitheroe.Friendly staff and excellent choice of food and beverages combine to make this pub a must visit when in this part of Lancashire. The menu offers lots of variety as do... 

 MartinSelway Says:  Enter the shop and smell the coffee!The shop is packed with everything you could want or need to do with tea or coffee. There is a full range of accessories, cups, equipment etc. and also a wide range of teas and coffees that you can buy loose. Needless to say, they roast... 

 MartinSelway Says:  The Calf's Head is described (by themselves) as a 'Country Restaurant Hotel and Watering Hole'. We have being going here for a number of years, and is a favourite of ours. They have the restaurant, various rooms, bar, large conservatory. They also have a cracking walled beer...