Preston: Where history meets modernity.

Preston, the shining pearl of Lancashire, England, is a historic town in the northwest. Founded in 1179, it was named a city in 2002. The academic palace 📚, home to the University of Central Lancashire, one of the top ten university towns in the UK 🎓. It is rich in cultural heritage, with the Harris Museum housing ancient and modern artifacts, the spire of St. Walburga's Church standing proudly, and the solemn and magnificent St. John's Cathedral. Mormonism is the first overseas religion, and its unique faith has taken root here🌱. The natural scenery is charming 🏞️, Avenham & Miller Parks riverside walks 👣, Moor Park has vast green space 🌳, Brockholes wetland paradise, wildlife park 🐾. The transportation hub is convenient 🚀, the train station connects to England, and the bus station connects to all directions 🚌. Preston, the son of the Industrial Revolution🏭, is a place where modern multiculturalism converges🌍. A bustling commercial and shopping area 🛍️, an entertainment and leisure resort 🎉, Lancashire's economic growth engine 🚀, and one of the economic giants in northern England 💰. Connecting London and other major cities. Preston Bus Station offers a wide range of bus services. Preston is not only a city with a long history, but also a modern, multicultural city that has developed on the achievements of the Industrial Revolution. It is an important and prosperous commercial, shopping and entertainment center in northern England. It is also a modern, multicultural city that has developed on the achievements of the Industrial Revolution. With its cost competitiveness and excellent geographical location close to Manchester and Liverpool, Preston City has become the engine of economic growth in Lancashire and one of the largest regional economies in the north of England.