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One of the most famous attractions in Blackpool is the Tower. Built back in1894, when Queen Victoria was still on the throne it was inspired by the EiffelTower in Paris but is only about half the height of its adversary On a clearday, the tower can be seen from as far away as Barrow in Cumbria a place moremodern in comparison to 1894 Blackpool as today Britain’s nuclear submarinefleet is built there. Over the years the Tower has become amajor tourist attraction. Its world famous ballroom has been used by the BBCfor many of their light entertainment programs both on radio and on TV. ComeDancing will be one that immediately springs to mind for many. After World WarTwo some of Britain’s best know acts have broadcast live from the TowersBallroom on what at the time was known as the BBC’s light service.Children are not left out as there is Jungle Jim’s Towering Adventure Landand the glass topped walk of faith where nothing but the glass screen stops youplummeting to the Blackpool pavement 380 feet below.For those who prefer a more active time in Blackpool, the World FamousBlackpool Pleasure Beach will feature on the must do list. The Pepsi Max BigOne is the ultimate roller coaster ride at the park and was recently thetallest and fastest in Europe. It is almost as much an iconic landmark as theTower as it can be seen from most of the town and from several miles inland asyou approach the Coast down the M55. Roller coaster lovers should make surethat they check out the traditional ‘woodies’, the Big Dipper and the GrandNational, which are seen as some of Britain’s national treasuresBlackpool's night life is vibrant and encompasses all tastes these days anddoes no longer confine itself to the annual illuminations which run fromSeptember to November.Instead, there are a large number of clubs and bars which cater for manystag and hen parties (bachelor and bachelorette) all through the year whilstthe traditional seaside attractions are seen as a seasonal event taking placein spring, summer and autumn. This does mean, of course, that the centre ofBlackpool isn't always as quiet as the older generations may prefer! So if youwant to visit Blackpool with your family, you should check with your hotelieras to whether they cater for such parties or not. There are plenty of places tostay whether you are there for a quiet family holiday or a more fun packedweekend. Stags and Hen parties are seen as a way for an all male or all femaleparty to celebrate the forthcoming marriage of the ‘intended victim’. Veryoften this victim is dressed up if male as Superman or Spiderman or some othersuperhero whilst if the party is female then the dress  order of the day is usually St Trinains and Britishstyled driver L for learner plates across the front and back of the ‘luckylady’. Exactly what the L Plates mean I am not sure as I have never asked!! With the wide variety of people who visit Blackpool, there is an equallywide variety of entertainment. Blackpool pleasure beach hosts it own Ice danceshows within its own arena’s  and moreadult variety entertainment with British household names including comedyhypnotists. The town has 3 piers which have traditionally been seen as thecentre of traditional British seaside entertainment going back to the Victorianera. 2 of these piers Central and North have award winning shows with famousacts such as the Nolan Sister’s and the Rat Pack having appeared within thelast couple of years. Ken Dodd who is rather ageing in years these days hasalso been known to put in an appearance as does Roy Chubby Brown and BillyConnolly either at the Grand Theatre or the Famous Winter Gardens. The Blackpool illuminations stretch along the entire sea front, from Bisphamin the North to Squires Gate beyond the Pleasure Beach in the South. They lightup seven miles from late summer through to early November. Visitors travel infrom all over the UK to take in what is described as one of the best free showson earth often creating gridlock and huge traffic jams along the whole route ofthe promenade. It is often said by the locals at such events it is quicker towalk the route rather than drive it. Once the main UK holiday season hasended, Blackpool and it’s huge conference venue within the Winter Garden turnshost to some of the UK main Political Parties, Trade Associations andUnions  and many others who come to thetown to discuss their business. Very often this means upheaval for thetownspeople given the elaborate security precautions put in place since the IRAattempted to assassinate Thatcher in the early 1980’sThe thousands of delegates that attend these events are easily catered forin Blackpool's many hotels and guest houses.Thosewishing to visit the town are most welcome toemail me for advice or indeed if you are looking for a place to stay pleasevisit the web site below.