Pull up into the car park of Levens Hall, five miles south of Kendal on the banks of the River Kent, and
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Holker Hall dates from the sixteenth century, although the attractive red sandstone house that exists today is largely Victorian, built after a
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The Story of Ambleside The Armitt Museum, gallery and reference library was established in Ambleside in 1912 to “foster an exchange of
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The tiny National Trust property of Bridge House is located to the north of Ambleside town centre. Spanning the waters of Stock
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There are dozens of high-level tarns scattered throughout the Lake District, beautiful pools usually occupying glacial hollows on the fellsides. They were
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St Oswald’s Church is another Grasmere site that is closely associated with William Wordsworth, and one to which fans of the Romantic
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Dove Cottage is the house most often associated with the Romantic poet William Wordsworth, and yet he and his family lived there
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The Romantic poet William Wordsworth lived in quaint little Dove Cottage, on the edge of Grasmere, from 1799 until 1808. Having spent
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The Home of William Wordsworth Allan Bank, formerly the residence of the renowned poet William Wordsworth, stands as a significant historical site
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Perfect Activity for a Rainy Day in the Lake District The Lakeland Motor Museum is set in a great big barn, making
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