Lancashire’s traditional county town is the City of Lancaster. Lancaster is situated on the River Lune and is home to around 52,000 people. For individuals who commute and travel around the north, Lancaster is a popular city to reside in due to its convenient access to transportation networks. Lancaster’s key industries and employment are administration, public services, leisure, health care, and education.
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Lancaster is a historic city with a thriving arts and culture scene that draws many tourists. Lancaster Castle, Lancaster Cathedral, Williamson Park with the Butterfly House, and Ashton Memorial are places of attraction.
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Lancaster city centre is a popular residential place for residents and students. St. George’s Quay has classic terraces, historical buildings, flats, and modern houses and apartments.
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Raisin UK used ONS personal well-being surveys and the Happy Planet Index to rank Lancaster among the country’s best cities.