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Places to visit in the Lake District
Among the places to visit in the Lake District Aquarium of the Lakes, Newby Bridge
Discover the secret world of the lakes at Britain’s biggest freshwater aquarium. See pike, otters, British sharks and mammals including harvest mice, bank voles and brown rats! Don’t miss our underwater tunnel featuring diving ducks. Special activities include a children’s quiz trail and daily talks.

Dove Cottage and The Wordsworth Museum, Grasmere
Beautifully preserved Grasmere home where England’s finest poet William Wordsworth wrote his best-loved poetry. Have a guided tour of his inspirational cottage and discover the internationally important collection of portraits, manuscripts and possessions in the Wordsworth Museum. Special exhibitions, tearooms and gift shop.

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K Village Outlet Centre, Kendal
For the Best Brands at even Better Prices! With the 2nd largest Clarks Factory Shop in Europe, along side other famous brands offering discounts of up to 60% off RRP every day, the Riverside Café, K Shoe Heritage Centre and free parking this is a venue not to be missed whatever the weather.
Lake District Coast Aquarium, Maryport
A highly praised all weather attraction that has something for everyone. All tickets allow re-entry for talks and fish feeding. Numerous imaginative displays of local marine and freshwater life, including interactive stroking the rays and starfish. Outside crazy golf and adventure playpark for the active.
Lake District Visitor Centre at Brockhole, near Windermere
Idyllically situated on the shores of Windermere, admission is free, pay and display car parking. Interactive exhibitions, Mawson gardens, adventure playground, shop, café and information centre. Lake shore access, with regular cruises to / from Waterhead, Ambleside. The perfect place for a day out whatever the weather. Dogs welcome. Excellent access for all.
Beatrix Potter Gallery, Hawkshead
Beatrix Potter’s original artwork for her children’s ‘tales’ plus more. Display changes annually. 2006 features ‘The Tale of Mr Jeremy Fisher’ for his 100th birthday. Learn more about Beatrix’s life. 17th century building was her husband’s office. Children’s quiz sheets and goody bags. Shop nearby.
Places to visit in the Lake District
Discover the secret world of the lakes at Britain’s biggest freshwater aquarium. See pike, otters, British sharks and mammals including harvest mice, bank voles and brown rats! Don’t miss our underwater tunnel featuring diving ducks. Special activities include a children’s quiz trail and daily talks.

Dove Cottage and The Wordsworth Museum, Grasmere
Beautifully preserved Grasmere home where England’s finest poet William Wordsworth wrote his best-loved poetry. Have a guided tour of his inspirational cottage and discover the internationally important collection of portraits, manuscripts and possessions in the Wordsworth Museum. Special exhibitions, tearooms and gift shop.

Also among the places to visit in the Lake District :
K Village Outlet Centre, Kendal
For the Best Brands at even Better Prices! With the 2nd largest Clarks Factory Shop in Europe, along side other famous brands offering discounts of up to 60% off RRP every day, the Riverside Café, K Shoe Heritage Centre and free parking this is a venue not to be missed whatever the weather.
Lake District Coast Aquarium, Maryport
A highly praised all weather attraction that has something for everyone. All tickets allow re-entry for talks and fish feeding. Numerous imaginative displays of local marine and freshwater life, including interactive stroking the rays and starfish. Outside crazy golf and adventure playpark for the active.
Lake District Visitor Centre at Brockhole, near Windermere
Idyllically situated on the shores of Windermere, admission is free, pay and display car parking. Interactive exhibitions, Mawson gardens, adventure playground, shop, café and information centre. Lake shore access, with regular cruises to / from Waterhead, Ambleside. The perfect place for a day out whatever the weather. Dogs welcome. Excellent access for all.
Beatrix Potter Gallery, Hawkshead
Beatrix Potter’s original artwork for her children’s ‘tales’ plus more. Display changes annually. 2006 features ‘The Tale of Mr Jeremy Fisher’ for his 100th birthday. Learn more about Beatrix’s life. 17th century building was her husband’s office. Children’s quiz sheets and goody bags. Shop nearby.
Places to visit in the Lake District
