About Us | Lytham St Annes & The Pier

The town can trace its heritage back to 600 AD and Lytham is mentioned in the Doomesday Book in the
11th century, however the town as we know it was developed from 1790s onwards as its popularity as a seaside health resort grew. St. Annes-on-sea was built out of the sand dunes in the 1870s, and the towns joined together in 1923, although each retains its own personality.

Today the town still attracts many visitors from the North West in search of a day out at the seaside. Lytham St.Annes has built a worldwide reputation for its golf courses, and regularly hosts the British Open Golf championship at Royal Lytham St. Annes golf course.

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Lytham St. Annes is a seaside town on Lancashire’s Fylde coast. Although only a short distance from its neighbour Blackpool, Lytham St. Annes provides a haven of relaxation, with a beautifully renovated Victorian promenade and an award winning beach. Many people come to Lytham St. Annes to explore the shops, admire the Victorian architecture, relax in the peaceful gardens and take in the many attractions, or simply to stroll along the promenade with an ice cream and admire the view.