Every year in September, places across the country throw open their doors to celebrate their heritage, community and history. Heritage Open Days provide you with the chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences – and it’s all free!
From Friday 8 to Sunday 17 September, Wyre Council will host a series of walks, talks and tours, and provide the opportunity for residents and visitors alike to go inside some of our beautiful buildings.
You are invited to come along to our free guided walks to learn more about local history, heritage and wildlife!
Take a look below at all the great events we have on in Wyre this September
A guided history tour of Fleetwood cemetery. Find out about the people buried here that helped shape, build and support the town of Fleetwood and its culture.
Visit Marsh Mill Windmill, built in 1794 and Grade II* as designated by Historic England, see the sails turn and have a free tour around this 70 foot Tower Windmill.
A chance to see the mechanism of the war memorial clock dedicated to the fallen of the First World War. Visitors attending at 1pm on Sunday can watch the clock being wound up and even have a turn.
Discover the amazing wildlife of the Wyre Estuary from the promenade at Fleetwood. Take part in a coastal birdwatch from Rossall Point Tower and experience the autumn bird migration.
