Best Attractions near Penrith Castle

Explore Brougham Castle’s medieval ruins, Roman roots, and stunning Eden Valley views in a historic riverside setting.

Explore the ancient Roman fort of Brocavum and the medieval Brougham Castle ruins nestled by the rivers in scenic Cumbria.

Explore Clifton Hall’s 15th-century pele tower, a striking relic of medieval Cumbria’s feudal past and border conflicts.

A 17th-century monument near Brougham Castle marking a heartfelt farewell and lasting legacy of Lady Anne Clifford and her mother.

Explore centuries of history, award-winning gardens, and the world’s original Marmalade Festival at Dalemain Mansion & Historic Gardens.

Explore 152 hectares of wild, tranquil woodland near Penrith, rich in native flora and wildlife, perfect for nature walks and peaceful escapes.

Historic stone bridge over the River Lowther offering scenic views and tranquil walks near the charming village of Askham, Cumbria.

Explore the dramatic ruins of a Gothic castle, wander through historic and modern gardens, and let children loose in one of the UK’s largest adventure playgrounds in the heart of the Lake District.

Explore Greystoke Castle, a historic Cumbria fortress blending medieval origins and Victorian revival amid tranquil rural charm.

Explore the ancient mysteries of The Cockpit Stone Circle, a captivating Bronze Age monument nestled in Cumbria’s scenic countryside.

Discover Winderwath Gardens, a serene and beautifully landscaped private garden in Temple Sowerby, perfect for tranquil nature escapes and plant lovers.

Explore one of Britain’s largest Neolithic stone circles, steeped in ancient mystery, celestial alignments, and captivating folklore near Penrith.

Explore the enchanting 18th-century sandstone caves carved above the River Eden, blending history and natural beauty in Cumbria.

Historic herb gardens, traditional orchards, and a working watermill in a tranquil Eden Valley estate near Penrith.

Discover the beauty of the Lake District with English Lakes Tours, offering unforgettable experiences amidst stunning landscapes and rich heritage.

Discover the serene Bronze Age Glassonby Circle in Cumbria’s Eden Valley, a window into ancient rituals amid tranquil countryside.

Discover the evocative ruins of Kirkoswald Castle, a medieval stronghold steeped in history and nestled in the scenic Cumbrian countryside.

Experience the awe-inspiring 65-foot cascade of Aira High Force Waterfall, nestled in the enchanting woodlands of the Lake District’s Gowbarrow Park.

Discover the breathtaking 65-foot Aira Force waterfall and tranquil Ullswater lake in the heart of the Lake District’s ancient woodland.

Discover the breathtaking 65-foot cascade of Aira Force, a Lake District gem blending natural beauty, history, and accessible woodland trails.

Discover the serene ruins of Shap Abbey, a 12th-century Premonstratensian monastery nestled in Cumbria’s tranquil Lowther Valley.

Discover the tranquil charm of Keld Chapel, a 16th-century chantry nestled quietly in Cumbria’s scenic countryside near Shap.

Blencathra, the dramatic Northern Lake District peak, offers thrilling ridges, panoramic views, and a range of routes from gentle slopes to challenging scrambles.

Explore Lake District mining heritage with vintage machinery, steam train rides, and hands-on gemstone panning at Threlkeld Quarry & Mining Museum.

Discover the tranquil beauty and rich heritage of the River Eden, flowing through historic Cumbria to the Solway Firth.

Discover original art in a historic 17th-century granary at the heart of Appleby, with cozy refreshments to enhance your visit.

Historic 17th-century almshouses founded by Lady Anne Clifford, offering serene gardens and a glimpse into Appleby’s charitable heritage.

Explore the immersive Norman Centre within Appleby Castle’s 12th-century keep, where history and stunning Eden Valley views converge.

Explore Appleby Castle’s Norman keep, Clifford family legacy, and scenic Eden Valley grounds in one of Cumbria’s most historic landmarks.

Historic gastropub in Caldbeck village offering award-winning Cumbrian cuisine, cozy rooms, and a welcoming atmosphere in the heart of the Lake District.

Discover the tranquil beauty and rich history of Rutter Force waterfall and mill in Cumbria’s Eden Valley.

Helvellyn, the Lake District’s thrilling 950m peak, offers iconic ridge scrambles, stunning panoramas, and a rich volcanic heritage.

Explore the ancient mysteries of Castlerigg Stone Circle, a historic landmark in the stunning Lake District with breathtaking views and rich heritage.

Discover the breathtaking glacial valley of High Cup Nick, a dramatic Pennine escarpment offering stunning views and rugged hiking on the famous Pennine Way.

Cozy Cumbrian cafe serving hearty breakfasts and comfort food with scenic views and friendly service in Ketland Moor.

Explore Cumbria’s finest medieval gatehouse, a fortified monastic gateway offering rich history and scenic views by the River Eden.

Discover Keswick’s rich heritage through unique exhibits, interactive displays, and a charming Victorian setting in the heart of the Lake District.

Explore Cumbria’s largest prehistoric stone circle, a mysterious embanked monument steeped in ancient history and rural charm.

Explore the Keswick War Memorial, a serene tribute to bravery set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Lake District.

A welcoming Methodist church in Keswick offering spiritual sanctuary and community connection in the heart of the Lake District.

A family-run farm shop and motorway service offering authentic local produce, handmade food, and a warm Cumbrian welcome since 1972.

A charming century-old cinema blending vintage charm with modern projection, nestled in Keswick’s vibrant town centre.

Experience authentic farm-fresh food and heartfelt hospitality at Tebay Services Southbound, a unique motorway stop rooted in Cumbrian farming tradition.

A unique, locally inspired motorway service offering quality food, cozy accommodation, and sustainable travel amenities in scenic Cumbria.

Discover mind-bending optical illusions and interactive exhibits in Keswick’s captivating Puzzling Place.

Explore the world’s pencil heritage through immersive exhibits, rare artifacts, and creative workshops at Keswick’s iconic Derwent Pencil Museum.

A beautifully maintained, accessible park in Keswick offering vibrant gardens, recreational golf, bird watching, and a welcoming café near Derwentwater.

A short stroll from Keswick leads to one of the Lake District’s most iconic viewpoints, where Derwentwater unfolds beneath dramatic fells and literary history lingers by the shore.

Historic Crosthwaite Church, Keswick—where 1,500 years of faith, art, and nature converge in tranquil Lake District beauty.

Explore Epiacum Roman Fort, Britain’s highest stone-built Roman stronghold with unique lozenge design and rich archaeological heritage near Alston.

Historic stone packhorse bridge with iconic Lake District views over Derwentwater, nestled in Keswick’s scenic hiking landscape.

Experience vintage rail travel through the breathtaking North Pennines on the historic South Tynedale Railway, a testament to industrial heritage and community spirit.

Breathtaking panoramic views over Derwent Water and Skiddaw from a peaceful, accessible Lake District vantage point.

Explore Derwentwater’s breathtaking lake, dramatic fells, and charming Keswick shores in England’s iconic Lake District.

Experience the breathtaking cascade of Lodore Falls nestled in the heart of the Lake District’s Borrowdale Valley.

A peaceful National Trust park on Derwentwater’s quiet western shore, perfect for lakeside strolls, picnics, and views of Catbells and the Borrowdale fells.

Explore William Wordsworth’s cherished home and gardens, where poetry, nature, and history intertwine amidst stunning Lake District views.