The Arndale first opened in 1972, although it's been refurbished internally the layout remains the same.

Before the Arndale the area was covered by lost roads such as Cheapside, Sun Street, Anderton Street.

Another casualty being the Royalty Theatre which sat next to what is now Barclays Bank on Market Street. The centre's access road now covers the site.

It was in a house on Cheapside, next to the Royalty Theatre, the late actress Dame Thora Hird was born.

A popular retail area and also Morecambe's main shopping street.

It is fully pedestrianised from the Promenade to Central Drive and also contains features such as the Arndale Centre and New Town Square.

Retailers include:

Abbey, Barclays Bank, Ethel Austin, Greenwoods, Home Bargains, Holland & Barret, H Samuel, Peacocks, Specsavers, Superciggs, Wetherspoons.

One of the oldest thoroughfares in Morecambe this route departs from the usual grid-like streets of the town centres.

It used to run from the heart of old Poulton village to the promenade.  It now links the prom with the lower area of Euston Road and contains many of its original buildings.

This is probably one of the most iconic buildings in Morecambe Town Centre.  The library opened in 1962 on a site which was previously occupied by the Gas Works.

Facilities include:entrance hall (sometimes you can find old books for sale), the main library, function room, offices, a children's library and the reference library (located on the first floor.

The town's previous library was located in a shop on Victoria Street. This opened in the 1920s but was much smaller than the present building. The old library is now occupied by Farrell and Heyworth Estate Agents.

Pedder Street
Market Street
Telephone Exchange
Billy Hill