Lancaster is a busy and friendly city with unique charm and a long history. The ancient city of Lancaster, Lancaster Museum, Williams Square, Mokaibu Bay Square and other historical sites have witnessed the history of this city. The lake area here is the main tourist center in Britain outside London, attracting a large number of tourists every year. Lancaster's transportation network is mature and developed, and it is very convenient to reach major cities in Britain by train here. It only takes three hours to reach the capital London. It only takes more than an hour to drive to Manchester International Airport from here.

Lancaster is a vibrant university town with more than 65,438+05,000 students studying in this area. There are many bars, cafes, cinemas, nightclubs, restaurants and pubs. You can buy anything you need from specialty stores, jewelry stores, indoor markets and street shops.

Lancaster holds various cultural activities all the year round. Duke Theatre is both a cinema and a theater, and outdoor performances are often held near Williamson Park in summer. The annual literary festival is held here, and the plays and poems of famous writers are exhibited here.

The canal runs through the city, and hotels and restaurants are all over the banks. Here you can also watch boats and rent gondolas to swim on the river. ?

Lancaster has a long history.

In Lancaster, you will see a medieval castle-the seat of the oldest criminal court, the Benedictine Church and the hemispherical Ashton Memorial Hall, all of which constitute the spectacular outline of the city. Lancaster is famous for its city museum and the annual event-Georgia Festival.

Although Lancaster University is close to big cities, it is also close to many unforgettable natural landscapes. The Lake District is famous for its wide lakes and spectacular mountains. This is a good place to relax, and it is easy to get there by car or train from Lancaster. There are amazing scenery, excellent hiking routes and gliding venues, mountain biking routes, hiking, sailing or picnicking places.

If you want to go to the seaside, Blackpool, a famous seaside resort, can go back and forth from Lancaster on the same day.

It is highly recommended that you fly to Manchester International Airport, which is the most convenient place to get to Lancaster. From Manchester International Airport:

By taxi: Shuttle service will be arranged during your application.

By train: There are many regular trains from Manchester Airport to Lancaster, usually every hour, and the number of departures on Sunday may be reduced. You need to change trains in downtown Manchester or Preston, and it takes 60-90 to get to Lancaster. A minute's drive.

By coach: You can take a coach to Lancaster University at Manchester Airport 1 Terminal, which takes 2 hours.

Arriving at Lancaster from other airports in the UK: If you fly to London Heathrow Airport or London Gatwick Airport, do you need to go to euston in the center of London? The train station takes the train, and it takes 3 hours to get to Lancaster directly.