Fleetwood is a town within the Wyre district of Lancashire, England . The town itself is on a peninsula and bounded to the west by the Irish Sea, to the north by Morecambe Bay , and to the east by the River Wyre. By the 1920s, the fishing industry was at its height was a prominent deep-sea fishing port employing over 9,000 people has undergone economic difficulties since the 1970s. Still it remains a seaside resort, serving as a quiet contrast to nearby Blackpool . The town's most prominent feature is The Mount - a seven-acre park facing the sea-front and Fleetwood Pier is one of the shortest piers in the country.

Local Attractions: Fleetwood offers many attractions in and around city such as, Fleetwood Museum; Blackpool Zoo; Blackpool Sea Life Centre; Blackpool Pleasure Beach; Lune River Lighthouse; Piel Castle; Lytham Hall; Lancaster Castle; Lancaster Cathedral; Ashton Memorial; Brock Bottoms; Beacon Fell Country Park; Furness Abbey; Preston Guildhall; Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston.

Near by Cities: Hambleton (7.6 km); Blackpool (12.3 km); Garstang (16.3 km); Wrea Green (18.7 km); Morecambe (19.0 km); Saint Annes on the Sea (19.5 km) Lancaster (19.6 km); Lytham St Annes (21.5 km); Barrow in Furness (25.8 km); Carnforth (26.7 km); Preston (27.1 km); Grange Over Sands (29.3 km).