Preston Travel Guide

 mickeyboy07 Says:  St.john's stands on an ancient christian site,originally dedicated to Saint Wilfred.The original bulding has references dating back to 1094,it was replaced by a new church in the 16th century.In 1581 its dedication was changed to Saint john the Baptist,it was repaired during... 

 mickeyboy07 Says:  This is a Grade 1 listed building and has a fine collection of decorative art,sculpures historic artifacts and interesting finds from the Preston and Lancashire areas.Admission is freeOpening times-mon till sat 10.00am-5.00pm except tue 11.00am-5.00pm Closed sundays and bank... 

 mickeyboy07 Says:  Originally built for the sport of Cock Fighting,the church meetings of 'Jesus and the latter day saints'took place here as the number of converts grew and a bigger place was needed.The first conference of the church was in 1837 were they used to bless over a hundred children... 

 mustertal Says:  Please check before going as it is moving to the Urbis museum in ManchesterThe National football museum is the only one of it's kind in Britain. It is based at the Preston North End football ground, mainly, because Preston was one of the founders of the football league.The... 

 mustertal Says:  Camelot theme park is based on the legend of King Arthur. Apart from all the very exciting rides, you're also treated to a Jousting competition. The younger children will love the animal farm and the magic of this place.The price is around £16 per person,(2005) prices, under... 

 mustertal Says:  Preston has an indoor market, selling, fresh veg, fish, bread and meat on the ground floor and other goods are sold on the upper floor. Soon this market is to undergo a big make over , when it will be completely revamped.The outdoor market is a beautiful Victorian building... 

 mustertal Says:  Chorley is a small market town some 15 miles south of Preston, traditional markets are held here every Tuesday. The town is going through some redevelopment at the moment so I will try and keep you updated.Ashley park in the centre of Chorley is well worth a visit, take a... 

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 keith750cc Says:  Everything is cooked to perfection, there's a great choice and a good atmosphere at night, plenty of roomand its very clean. Help yourself eat well and enjoy. The price is about £6 per person, I think the wine, as in most restaurants is expensive and I couldnt tell you how... 

 keith750cc Says:  TINO'S was a small family run restaurant which has moved 50metres to bigger premises, fortunately it hasnt lost anything in the move, the food is fantastic and the atmosphere is very good, although not in a very picturesque part of Preston there are window seats. The service... 

 keith750cc Says:  Bangla Fusion is a little more Lively than the Bukhara and it also has a drinks licence, but like the Bukhara the food is delicious, the restaurant is clean, new and has plenty of atmosphere, the staff are friendly and there really isnt anything negative I can say about... 

 mustertal Says:  The restaurant in the Marks and Spencer store, is a self service restaurant /Cafe.You can sit at a table or lounge on a sofa.The restaurant/Cafe can be found on the first floor. I usual go there for afternoon tea, which consists of sandwiches, scones with jam and clotted... 

 keith750cc Says:  The restaurant is the best Indian in and around Preston by far, you know the food is going to be good when you see how many Indian people are actually eating there, the staff are polite and helpful and it has a good atmosphere and is clean and modern. It has to be the food... 

 keith750cc Says:  Adelphi - 43 Fylde StreetOne of the two ‘It’s a scream’ pubs close to the main university campus. Recently renovated but has small beer garden. Popular student haunt.Olde Dog & Partridge - 44 FriargateBiker’s pub with a friendly welcome for all and an impressive array of... 

 mustertal Says:  St Georges shopping centre is Preston's main shopping mall. It is pedestrianised and safe.It has shops of every kind, clothing, Games, Jewelery, Books, crafts plus numerous cafes.It is on Fishergate and goes through to Friagate. It is all under cover and disabled...