Our first high mountain passPhoto by Anonymous
Best hotel I've stayed in for a long time. My roo...Photo by Petra H, Australia
William Wordsworth's school Photo by Marilyn K
Babies were everywhere.Photo by Christopher T, USA
Lake cruise Photo by Nishad J
lakePhoto by Jingbing W
lakePhoto by Jingbing W
Capturing the interesting path to Beatrix Potte...Photo by Marie F W
View of Lake Windemere Photo by Marilyn K
In the village of ButtermerePhoto by Anonymous
The garden of Hill Top farm. Blissful! Photo by Marilyn K
lakePhoto by Jingbing W
The home of Beatrix Potter in the Lake District...Photo by Marilyn K
Hilltop Lake in the Lake DistrictPhoto by Christopher T, USA
A View from Hardknott Fort,Photo by Gerald P, United Kingdom
Taken during our cruise on Derwentwater Lake in Ke...Photo by Anonymous
Near Hill Top FarmPhoto by Christopher T, USA
Tourists and locals on a lovely sunny day in Ju...Photo by Marilyn K
Where we stopped for a cup of tea.Photo by Gerald P, United Kingdom
This gives an Idea why the coach company is called...Photo by Gerald P, United Kingdom
Lake District
Attractions
Lake District Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Lake District attractions and places to see in Lake District, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Windermere
At 10.5 miles (17 kilometers) in length, running in a north-south direction, Windermere is the largest of the Lake District’s waterways and a magnet for ... Continue Reading »
Borrowdale & Buttermere Valleys
The Borrowdale Valley is renowned for some of the most dramatic and beautiful scenery in the Lake District, dominated by a handful of England’s tallest ... Continue Reading »
Castlerigg Stone Circle
There are numerous neolithic stone circles in the Lake District and nearby areas, the most popular being at Castlerigg. This more-or-less round grouping of ... Continue Reading »
Keswick
Keswick (pronounced “Kezick”), situated at the uppermost tip of Derwentwater, is the hub of the northern part of the Lake District. There are a few local ... Continue Reading »
Beatrix Potter Gallery
For over a hundred years, characters like Jemima Puddle-Duck, Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle and Peter Rabbit have made an indelible impression on children in Britain ... Continue Reading »
Bowness
From the imposing white façade of the Belsfield Hotel to the busy shops in the town centre, much of Bowness reflects its rise to prominence during the ... Continue Reading »
Carlisle Castle
The stern, stone walls of Carlisle Castle are of Norman construction and were built on the site of a Roman fort. The site long formed a key defensive ... Continue Reading »
Furness Abbey
Construction on Furness Abbey began in 1123, with numerous alterations and additions following in the ensuing three centuries. Throughout the Middle Ages it ... Continue Reading »
