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Lake District Pubs
There are pubs to cater for all tastes, offering character, charm, hospitality and atmosphere whether it's a 16th Century Inn or 20th Century Pub.
Lake District Pubs include wine bars serving cocktails with the public houses serving some of the best ales around.
Why not indulge yourself with a bar meal whilst you have your favourite drink as most drinking establishments offer excellent meals, quality and value.
One of the pubs not to miss is the Dog and Gun in Keswick in the heart of the Lake District with its low ceilings with wooden beams, flagged floors and eccentric paraphernalia adorning the walls.
Situated 2 miles East of Windermere in the village of Ings two miles east of Windermere.
The Watermill Inn is a very popular, award winning traditional Lakeland pub and one of the best Lake District Pubs.
The Inn is constructed from Lakeland stone and was formally a wood mill that manufactured bobbins, shuttles and cart wheels for the Lancashire cotton mills. The machinery for the mill was powered by a mill race from the River Gowan which flows through the grounds.
Lake District Pubs
Lake District Pubs include wine bars serving cocktails with the public houses serving some of the best ales around.
Why not indulge yourself with a bar meal whilst you have your favourite drink as most drinking establishments offer excellent meals, quality and value.
One of the pubs not to miss is the Dog and Gun in Keswick in the heart of the Lake District with its low ceilings with wooden beams, flagged floors and eccentric paraphernalia adorning the walls.
Situated 2 miles East of Windermere in the village of Ings two miles east of Windermere.
The Watermill Inn is a very popular, award winning traditional Lakeland pub and one of the best Lake District Pubs.
The Inn is constructed from Lakeland stone and was formally a wood mill that manufactured bobbins, shuttles and cart wheels for the Lancashire cotton mills. The machinery for the mill was powered by a mill race from the River Gowan which flows through the grounds.
Lake District Pubs