In the heart of Lytham
Step outside Auberge...
Wander. Browse.
See where Lytham takes you.
Everything starts just beyond your door.
One of the joys of staying at Auberge is being right in the centre of Lytham.
Step outside and you'll find streets filled with independent shops, cafés, restaurants and familiar local names, all surrounded by the character and charm that makes the town such a lovely place to explore.
There’s no need for a strict itinerary. Take your time, follow the streets and see what you find.
Shop Independent
Find something you weren't looking for.
Lytham is refreshingly different from the typical high street.
Independent fashion boutiques sit alongside interiors, gifts, jewellery and specialist stores, making the town ideal for an afternoon spent browsing.
Whether you're looking for something to wear that evening, a gift to take home or simply enjoying a wander, there are plenty of reasons to stop and take a look inside.
Clifton Street
Take a stroll down Clifton Street.
Clifton Street runs through the heart of Lytham and is home to a mix of independent businesses, shops, cafés, restaurants and bars.
It's the sort of street made for wandering rather than rushing — browse the windows, stop somewhere for coffee and take your time exploring the surrounding streets and squares.
And when you're staying at Auberge, you're already right in the middle of it.
There's more to Lytham
than just the high street.
Look beyond the shops and you'll find a town filled with history, architecture and familiar landmarks.
From the iconic Windmill on the Green to the historic grounds of Lytham Hall, there are plenty of places worth adding to your day.
Lytham Windmill
Standing proudly on Lytham Green, the Windmill is one of the town's most recognisable landmarks and has overlooked the Ribble Estuary since the early 19th century.
Take a walk down to the Green, see it for yourself and you'll quickly understand why it has become such a symbol of Lytham.
Lytham Hall
Set within 78 acres of historic parkland, Lytham Hall offers a completely different side to the town.
Explore the Georgian house, wander through woodland and gardens or simply escape the centre for a slower afternoon surrounded by history and open space.
Fairhaven Lake
Set between Lytham and St Annes, Fairhaven Lake is a beautiful spot for a leisurely walk, fresh air and time by the water.
Wander around the lake, enjoy views across the Ribble Estuary, watch the wildlife or stop for coffee along the way. For something a little more active, the area also offers boating, adventure golf and other outdoor activities.
Lowther Gardens
Just beyond the town centre, Lowther Gardens provides a peaceful place to slow things down.
Beautiful gardens, mature trees and open lawns make it ideal for a gentle wander between exploring the town and heading back for dinner.
