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Preston, affectionately dubbed the "Most Catholic City in England" is a small city that is steeped in history, hardly surprising given that the city has existed since the times of the Roman invasion of Britain. Out of all the cities in England Preston is quite easily the one that has changed the most radically with each new historical era as it has been the birthplace of the inventor of the spinning frame. It also has a significant football following and is home to one of the oldest football clubs in the whole of the UK.

In order to more effectively pay homage to the historical impact football has had on the city, the National Football Museum was constructed and houses each and every crowning moment ever achieved in the history of the sport. Whether you are an avid football fan or merely looking for a convenient way to kill an afternoon then the National Football Museum is defiantly worth a visit and best of all there is no admission price!

Preston pays homage to its Roman heritage with the remarkable Ribchester Roman Museum which is most defiantly worth a visit. The exhibitions include historical relics from the Neolithic age and beyond, as well as many relics from the Roman era as well. The museum itself was only founded in 1915, and remained a rather pitiful affair until in 2005 as a result of a fortunate windfall from the newly appointed European Commission meant that sufficient funds were available to expand the museum.

The information on this page is similar to that provided by Preston Tourist Board. Further information can be obtained from the Preston Tourist Board