Kendal’s largest art gallery is Abbot Hall, housed in a light and airy Georgian villa on the banks of the River Kent.
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Probably the most unusual of Kendal’s museums is the Quaker Tapestry Museum. Located in a 200-year-old Friends’ Meeting House on Stramongate, a
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Kendal Calling is a summer music festival held every year at Lowther Deer Park, a few miles north of Kendal. Having started
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Every November, thousands of outdoor enthusiasts descend on Kendal for one of Europe’s biggest and most diverse mountain festivals. The Kendal Mountain
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Engage with the Beauty of Windermere With Windermere, England’s longest natural lake, as its glittering centrepiece, the South Lake District provides a gently
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Coniston Water, one of the Lake District’s largest ribbon lakes, stretches from Coniston in the north to the tiny hamlet of High Nibthwaite in the south
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Discover Kendal: The Cultural Capital of Cumbria Kendal, lying on the edge of the Lake District National Park’s southeast border, holds the
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Hawkshead is only a tiny village, and yet it’s easy to get lost as you wander its complex maze of narrow lanes
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Exploring Coniston: A Guide to the Village’s Top Attractions Coniston squats at the foot of high, rugged fells. Its terraced miners’ and
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