Lytham
Lytham is an easy stop on the South Fylde Line, with both featured pubs on Clifton Street and within a short walk of Lytham railway station. The town centre is compact, with the green, windmill and seafront also close by.
Getting to Lytham
Train: Lytham railway station is on the South Fylde Line, with direct Northern services between Blackpool South and Preston. Both featured pubs are only a short walk from the station.
Bus: The 11 links Lytham with St Annes and Blackpool, while the 68/68C connects Preston, Lytham St Annes and Blackpool. Services 76 and 78 also serve Lytham and provide useful links across the Fylde Coast.
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About Lytham
Lytham sits beside the Ribble Estuary and grew from a small settlement into a popular coastal town. The broad green running along the waterfront is one of its best-known features, with Lytham Windmill standing close to the shore. The windmill dates from the early 19th century and now forms part of a local heritage attraction, while the town centre around Clifton Street keeps a mix of older buildings, independent shops, cafés and pubs.
