If you are looking for a seaside getaway with plenty of attractions, culture and charm, then look no further than Southport.
This historic town in Merseyside is the perfect destination for a fun-filled UK summer break with your family or friends. Here are some of the reasons why you should visit Southport this summer:

The Beaches
Southport boasts 22 miles of coastline, from Formby Beach to Crosby Beach, where you can see the famous Antony Gormley sculptures ‘Another Place’.
Southport Beach itself is a sandy stretch with a pier, a marine lake and a promenade. You can enjoy some of the most stunning views along the coast and relax on the golden sand.



The Attractions
Southport has something for everyone, from thrill-seekers to nature-lovers. You can visit Southport Pleasureland, an amusement park with over 40 rides and attractions. Read about our PR visit on our blog.
Beyond the Pleasureland you will find even more activities and attractions including Viking Golf, an 18 hole, Viking themed adventure golf. The Big Wheel Southport which boasts beautiful voews of the beach and the surrounding areas of Southport. The Lakeside Minature Railway, the oldest continuously running 15-inch gauge railway in the world.
For a more tranquil experience, you can visit King’s Gardens, a beautiful park with a lake, a fountain and a playground. Or you can head to Botanic Gardens, a Victorian park with a museum, a cafe. There's also Marine Lake, which is the largest man-made leisure lake in England, where you can go boating, fishing or sailing.
The Culture
Southport is a town with a rich history and heritage. You can admire the Victorian architecture and the Iron Pier, the oldest iron pier in the country. You can also visit The Atkinson, a cultural hub with a theatre, an art gallery, a museum and a library.
Southport also hosts some of the most spectacular events in the UK, such as the Southport Air Show, the British Musical Fireworks Championship, the Comedy Festival and the Flower Show.



The Food and Drink
Southport is a foodie’s paradise, with an abundance of independent restaurants and bars offering a variety of cuisines and styles. You can find everything from traditional fish and chips to exotic Thai food, from cosy pubs to trendy cafes. Some of the popular places to eat and drink in Southport are The Vincent Hotel, The Bold Hotel, The Hungry Monk and The Imperial.
IF you want to know more about Southport, you can visit the official tourist information site or follow them on social media.
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