Eric Morecambe Statue — Attraction in Lancaster

A Tribute to Laughter: The Eric Morecambe statue stands as a joyful tribute to one of Britain's most beloved comedians, capturing his iconic pose with impeccable detail and warmth.

Located prominently along the waterfront, it's impossible to miss this larger-than-life homage to a true legend of laughter. The statue's charm lies not only in its striking resemblance to Morecambe but also in the sense of whimsy and merriment it brings to all who encounter it.

Passersby can't help but stop and smile, perhaps even strike a pose beside their comedic hero.More than just a static sculpture, the Eric Morecambe statue embodies the spirit of comedy and camaraderie that defined Morecambe's career.

It serves as a reminder of the enduring power of laughter to uplift and unite us all. Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply seeking a moment of joy, a visit to this iconic statue is sure to leave you grinning...

Morecambe is where my parents lived when they were first married. I love the feel of the place, with its sweeping sea front, and gentle natural land views. The atmosphere is relaxed and homely, with a wonderful indoor and out door market. There is good parking for vehicles, The Platform Theatre is well known for excellent entertainment, and the beach with it's fine yellow sand slopes away into the sea. Happy Mount Park is perfect for a family day out with children in mind, and can be found on the sea front, and there is a fair with traditional rides also on the extensive promenade. Accommodation for holiday makers can be found, and there is a warm, friendly, traditional feel about the place, which is surrounded by the most beautiful countryside. I can recommend a visit to Sunderland Point with it's causeway, (check the tides for...

'If the mountain won't come to Mohumid hire a van!' I've always wanted to go to the town of Morecambe and see the beautiful statue of the comedian Eric Morecambe. He himself loved Morecambe so much that he named himself after the town. For all you book worms out there a fantastic book shop to visit is, 'The old Pier book shop' It has so much character that as soon as you walk in you are engulfed by that lovely smell of old books. Thousands of books are scattered snuggly here and there. Each little corridor taking you somewhere new, inviting you to feel that special atmosphere that only books can give you. I would give yourself a good hour if not...