St Monica's

Standing on the outskirts of Blackpool, this Catholic church serves the local community with a straightforward approach that won't set historians' hearts racing. The building itself is fairly modern - nothing like the grand medieval churches you'll find deeper in Lancashire's countryside.

Families staying at nearby parks like Haven Marton Mere might find it useful for Sunday services, though it's not really a tourist attraction in the conventional sense. The interior is clean and functional rather than architecturally stunning, with the usual pews and stained glass windows doing their job without particular flair.

What makes it worth mentioning is its convenience if you're based at one of the holiday parks scattered around this part of Blackpool. Newton Hall and Ream Hills are both close enough for a short walk, assuming you're after a bit of Sunday worship during your seaside break.

Honestly, unless you're specifically looking for a local church service, there's not much reason to make a special trip here. The building serves its purpose well enough, but Blackpool's main attractions - the Tower, the piers, the Pleasure Beach - are where you'll want to spend your precious holiday time. It's perfectly adequate for what it is, just not particularly noteworthy for visitors.