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Clitheroe Castle Museum
Overview
Explore this historic landmark and take a journey through 350 million years of history, heritage and geology of the area.
Clitheroe Castle Museum is within the castle grounds at the centre of the town of Clitheroe. The castle grounds are free to visit and open daily, but there is an admission charge to visit the museum.
See Clitheroe Castle Museum's website for more details.
What makes it special
- Stand on this geological outcrop, and admire Pendle Hill
- Stunning panoramic views of Ribble Valley’s beautiful, historic landscape
- Award-winning Museum
Opening Times
See Clitheroe Castle Museum's website for more details.
Price
See Clitheroe Castle Museum's website for more details.
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