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What to do and see in Lancashire, England: The Best Shopping Malls
Discover the best top things to do in Lancashire, United Kingdom including The Plant Place, Heskin Hall Shopping Village, The Regent, Loom Loft Furniture & Interiors, Houndshill Shopping Centre, Oswaldtwistle Mills, Charter Walk Shopping Centre, Boundary Outlet, Miller Arcade, Fishergate Shopping Centre.
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1. The Plant Place
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 64 reviews
A local family run garden centre committed to quality and service.
Reviewed By Y7366XEdavidr
We have shopped at The Plant Place for many years and they have a great variety of plants, shrubs, fruit trees and gardening products. The staff are really friendly and very helpful. It was great to be able to go back after the lockdown and the social distancing procedures are in place so shop with confidence. Support your local garden centre.
2. Heskin Hall Shopping Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 370 reviews
A unique retail and leisure destination that will hopefully appeal to all the family. Featuring over 40 unique shops & businesses which includes a leading art gallery, high class butchers, craft studios, food shops, ladies & gents clothing, gifts with a difference, handbags & Jewellery, childrens clothing & toys, hair & beauty, furniture, fredericks ice cream, Ladies & gents clothing, Crafty Potter Craft Cafe, Licensed Two Birds Tea Room, a Bridal Shop and even a Hat Hire and much more. Please note there is disabled parking, disabled ramps to two of the three entrances, wide walkways, disabled toilets, and wide entrances to all ground floor shops. We unfortunately have not been permitted to install any lifts to the first floor by the Fire Services due to the fact the buildings are part wooden structures and this would raise health & safety issues re any evacuation.
Reviewed By ellebeehome - Southport, United Kingdom
Had a lovely time wandering around here today the day before lockdown 2 in England. Plenty of parking and we had a delicious lunch in the tea room followed by a meander around the independent shops within. Lots of little shops selling clothes, jewellery, toys, furniture, art and even a small food hall and butcher. Definitely worth a visit particularly if looking for a gift either to yourself or someone else.
3. The Regent
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
The Regent is a unique antiques and craft centre set inside one of Blackpool's oldest landmarks. Located within an old cinema The Regent has 3 floors jam packed full of stalls containing everything vintage, jewellery, collectables, crafts and antiques and everything in between. The Regent is open 7 days a week from 10 a.m with entry completely free. Browse at leisure before enjoying a drink and a cake afterwards in the on site vintage tearoom. With a large car park opposite The Regent is definitely not to be missed.
Reviewed By knitting5156
We are locals and didnt know about this place until last year, We love it. Love anything antique orientated and this has a lovely little tea toom too and a cinema which we havent yet had chance to try due to coronavirus ; I really hope this lovely place reopens after lockdown and doesnt become another unfortunate statistic of this awful virus . It would be such a shame if it didnt
4. Loom Loft Furniture & Interiors
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Furniture & Interiors Emporium & 72 Seater Bistro located in the heart of Lancashire's stunning Ribble Valley at Barrow Brook Business Village, Clitheroe.
Reviewed By aandd1950 - Blackburn, United Kingdom
Lovely food, very Covid safe. The staff were so nice and helpful and made sure we were happy with everything. Lots of lovely things to look at.
5. Houndshill Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 333 reviews
Houndshill is Blackpool’s premier shopping centre. With a wide range of over 65 retailers offering fashion & lifestyle shopping and dining options for the whole family. An undercover 770 space car park with disabled and parent and child spaces. Two electric charging points and a valeting company Located just behind the Blackpool Tower and minutes away from the Winter Gardens and the Grand Theater
Reviewed By X9799EDannew
Took grand-daughter and her best friend there this Wednesday - parking fine on the multi-storey car park (disabled), then into Primark for a big shop by the girls, Claire's accessories, olde-worlde toffee shop and Debenhams. Lots of offers in Debenhams (we bought men's fragrance), then off to the cafe. Busy in shops but not too busy (there 9.30am), had a really fun morning.
6. Oswaldtwistle Mills
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 425 reviews
Oswaldtwistle Mills award-winning Shopping Village in Lancashire has something to amaze, charm and intrigue visitors of all ages. The former Weaving Mill has over 100 retailers all under one roof, 5 Restaurants, NEW Ice Cream Parlour, extensive Home, Lifestyle & Garden Centre, Mill Grounds, Aquatics Specialist, Craft Centre, Textile and Heritage Museum and even it’s own Wildfowl Reserve. The multi award-winning mills also provides Lancashire guided Coach Tours and Group Party Packages including live entertainment and meals.
Reviewed By annewG8945LN - Dundee, United Kingdom
This was our first visit to Oswaldtwistle Mills and we were very pleased. It's easy to find as it's well signposted from the motorway. With a huge variety of goods on display there was hours of shopping here. Because of the Covid situation there was only one cafe/restaurant open but it was well organised and safe. The staff in the cafe worked really hard to ensure that everyone was distanced and yet were friendly and efficient. I would highly recommend a visit here if you are looking for something a bit different from the normal outlet shopping experience.
7. Charter Walk Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
8. Boundary Outlet
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 428 reviews
Reviewed By nigelgreaves - Macclesfield, United Kingdom
Not the nearest place for me to go to, although it is right at the eastern end of the M65 and easy to get to. However, there is a vast range of clothing ( far more for women than for men) together with shoes, bedding, books, household goods, luggage, M&S outlet - all you could want, and all under one roof. Excellent coffee shop upstairs and the Benny's Fish & Chip Restaurant actually does gluten free fish & chips - a real bonus for me. Clothing is 'last years styles' - which is meaningless nonsense as clothes are clothes. The store is very large, as is the carpark, but when there is a sale on it can get very busy. Would recommend being on their mailing list as you get an extra 10% off in the sales and a free tea/coffee whenever you visit.
9. Miller Arcade
10. Fishergate Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By lazychocolatemonkey - Preston, United Kingdom
A good place to go to for shopping in Preston. Shops - M&S, Poundland, Argos, TK Maxx. Also you can park outside Fishergate. It easy to get t. It easy to get to the other shops outside Fishergate. Lifts accessible, it a good place to go with your friends, family for a shopping day out.
