Lord Street, Southport
Lord Street is a mile-long, tree-lined boulevard in Southport. The stylish street is renowned for its high quality shops, hotels, restaurants and bars.
Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte lived in Southport between 1846 and 1848. During his subsequent reign as President of France much of Paris was redesigned and its medieval streets replaced with wide boulevards. It is commonly believed that Lord Street served as his inspiration.
Shops
Wayfarers Arcade is one of several shopping arcades on Lord Street and is home to around 30 designer and specialist stores.
Shops on Lord Street itself include Argos, Edinburgh Woollen Mill, Co-operative Travel, Early Learning Centre, Thomas Cook, Ernest Jones, H Samuel, Next, Broadbents & Boothroyds, Waterstone’s, Russell & Bromley, Past Times, Hotter Shoes, Jessops, Jaeger, Pavers Shoes, Man to Man, Debenhams, and Molloy’s.
Restaurants and Cafes
Places to eat and drink include Langs, Starbucks, Pizza Hut, Café Nero, the Willow Grove (Wetherspoon pub), Costa, Casa Italia, and the Chez Moi Brasserie.
Hotels
Hotels on Lord Street include the Scarisbrick Hotel, Bold Hotel, Britannia Prince of Wales, and the Vincent.
Other Businesses
Other businesses on Lord Street include the Alliance and Leicester, HSBC, RBS, and Barclays Bank. The Southport Tourist Information Centre is also here.
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