Attractions in Westmorland

Explore centuries of royal history, iconic Crown Jewels, and legendary guardians at London’s iconic Tower of London.

Explore Windsor Castle, the world’s oldest inhabited castle, where royal history, stunning architecture, and timeless traditions come alive.

Step back 2,000 years and explore one of the world’s best-preserved Roman bathing complexes in the heart of historic Bath.

Explore Scotland’s royal heritage at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, a historic residence rich in royal drama, art, and stunning gardens.

Experience thrilling rides, enchanting wildlife, and magical family fun at Drayton Manor Resort in Staffordshire.

Explore the majestic Neo-Gothic Palace of Westminster, the iconic home of UK Parliament and British democracy by the Thames.

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

Explore the enchanting Gothic Revival Wray Castle grounds and lakeside trails on Windermere’s west shore, a serene Lake District retreat.

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.

England’s highest mountain, Scafell Pike, offers rugged climbs and breathtaking panoramic views in the heart of the Lake District.

Experience the breathtaking 21-meter plunge of High Force Waterfall, a natural marvel set in the stunning North Pennines countryside.

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

Discover the serene beauty of Low Force Waterfall, a peaceful cascade over ancient rocks in the heart of Upper Teesdale’s stunning landscape.

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

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

Explore Levens Hall, an Elizabethan manor with the world’s oldest topiary gardens, rich history, and stunning Jacobean interiors near Kendal, Cumbria.

Explore one of England’s largest upland nature reserves, rich in rare habitats and botanical wonders in the heart of Upper Teesdale.

Discover Tarn Hows, a serene National Trust tarn with accessible woodland walks and panoramic Lakeland views in the heart of the Lake District.

Discover the historic Grasmere Gingerbread Shop, home to a unique Victorian recipe baked fresh daily in the heart of England’s Lake District.

Discover Holehird Gardens, a volunteer-run Lakeland haven with stunning plant collections and breathtaking views over Lake Windermere.

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

Accessible and iconic fell near Keswick offering panoramic views over Derwentwater and the Lake District’s stunning landscape.

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

Discover the serene beauty and adventurous spirit of Derwentwater, Keswick’s iconic lake framed by majestic fells and rich heritage.

Explore Blackwell, a stunning Arts & Crafts house near Windermere, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship, historic charm, and breathtaking Lake District views.

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

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

A towering 19th-century peace monument atop West Yorkshire moors, offering panoramic views and rich historical resonance.

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

A charming 17th-century house perched over a beck, embodying Ambleside’s rich history and artistic heritage.

Explore Barrow-in-Furness’s maritime past and industrial heritage at The Dock Museum, set in a historic dry dock with free admission and family-friendly exhibits.

Explore Falkirk’s historic 170-acre Callendar Park with its majestic mansion, Roman-themed play areas, scenic woodlands, and family-friendly trails.

Michelin-starred modern European dining and luxury rooms in a historic Lancashire country house, blending seasonal British cuisine with elegant rural charm.

Blencathra, the iconic Northern Lake District peak, offers dramatic ridges, panoramic views, and challenging scrambles for adventurous walkers.

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

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

Explore centuries of history and vibrant artisan culture at Brougham Hall, a fortified estate near Penrith blending medieval roots with Victorian grandeur.

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

Discover tranquil lakeside green space with stunning views and explore the ancient Roman fort ruins that reveal Ambleside’s rich heritage.

Discover England’s tallest cascade waterfall set in a dramatic glacial valley with rich history and scenic Howgill Fells walks.

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

A vibrant agricultural hub on the Lake District’s edge, celebrating farming heritage, local food, and rural crafts.

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

Explore Kendal’s rich heritage and natural wonders in one of Cumbria’s oldest and most engaging museums.

Kendal’s only covered shopping centre blending high street brands, local markets, and family-friendly activities in a vibrant, accessible setting.

Historic Lake District charm meets scenic romance at The Lancrigg, a timeless wedding venue nestled in Grasmere’s stunning fells.

Discover the enchanting limestone gorge and legendary Fairy Steps near Milnthorpe, a scenic family-friendly walk rich in natural beauty and folklore.

Historic stone shelter atop Hampsfell with stunning 360° views over Morecambe Bay and the Lake District fells.

A century-old family-run cinema blending vintage charm with cutting-edge film technology in the heart of Keswick.

Explore the Lake District's last working metal mine, where industrial heritage meets stunning Coledale Valley scenery.

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

Explore the serene moorlands, ancient woodlands, and historic villages of the Forest of Bowland, a tranquil Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Explore England’s highest peaks and deepest lakes from the tranquil, adventure-filled hamlet of Wasdale Head in the Lake District.

Rustic charm meets craft brewing excellence in this cozy Lake District inn near Kendal and Windermere.

Explore the mysterious Neolithic earthwork near Penrith that inspired legends of King Arthur’s legendary Round Table.

Explore Mayburgh Henge, a monumental Late Neolithic cobblestone circle aligned with the equinox sun, steeped in ancient ritual and mystery near Eamont Bridge.

Discover over 350 years of Quaker history and social impact through stunning embroidered panels in Kendal’s historic Friends Meeting House.

Explore historic Georgian elegance and one of Britain’s finest art collections on the scenic banks of the River Kent in Kendal.

A serene riverside garden in Grasmere celebrating Wordsworth’s poetry with vibrant daffodils and poetic engraved stones.

Explore the stunning 14-arch Smardale Gill Viaduct, a Victorian engineering masterpiece nestled in a vibrant nature reserve near Kirkby Stephen.

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

Historic maritime dock and peaceful marina village offering scenic canal walks, wildlife spotting, and a glimpse into Lancashire’s seafaring heritage.

Administrative heart of England’s Lake District, safeguarding stunning landscapes and cultural heritage for future generations.

Discover the tranquil beauty of Ritson's Force, a charming waterfall nestled among England’s highest peaks in the Lake District.

Discover sō-lō Restaurant in Aughton: Michelin-starred modern British cuisine with global influences in a relaxed, elegant setting.

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

Discover Eskdale, a breathtaking Lake District valley of towering peaks, historic trails, and serene natural beauty in Cumbria, England.

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

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

Discover the timeless beauty of the Lake District through the evocative landscapes of the Heaton Cooper family at their historic Grasmere studio.

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

A peaceful urban nature reserve in Penrith offering diverse habitats and year-round wildlife discovery close to town.

Discover Cumbria’s rich history and art in Penrith’s historic Robinson's School, home to the Penrith and Eden Museum with free entry and diverse exhibits.

Discover timeless treasures and nostalgic charm at Moffat’s family-run Lothlorien Antique & Collectables Emporium, featuring a unique toy museum upstairs.

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

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

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

A historic Methodist church in Keswick, embodying the spiritual legacy of the Keswick Convention and offering a peaceful sanctuary in the Lake District.

A vibrant central park in Ambleside offering mini golf, tennis, bowling, and family-friendly play areas amid scenic Lake District surroundings.

Iconic border marker at Gretna welcoming travelers to England with the Union Jack and a memorable photo opportunity.

Discover a world of imagination and fun at Toyland Toyshop Kendal, where every visit sparks joy and creativity for all ages.

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

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

Explore England’s Lake District on the Cumbria Way, a 70-mile trail from Ulverston to Carlisle through stunning fells, lakes, and historic villages.

Explore Yanwath Hall, a stunning 14th-century pele tower blending medieval fortification with historic charm in Cumbria’s scenic Eden Valley.

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

Discover the rich cultural heritage of Ambleside and the Lake District at The Armitt, a unique museum, gallery, and library founded in 1912.

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

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

A vital, flood-conscious distribution hub blending modern logistics with Lake District landscape near Kendal.

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