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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Exploring the Lake District from Grasmere or Ambleside A Gorgeous Destination with Plenty to Offer If you’re thinking of exploring far and
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Lakes and Waters in the East of the Lake District Derwentwater may be the Queen of the Lakes, Windermere the longest and Wastwater the deepest, but no
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The High Peaks and Rugged Valleys Cross Lakeland’s steepest, remotest passes or venture around the little-visited south-western tip of Cumbria, and you
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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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Exploring Keswick and North Lake District Top Attractions Keswick is the largest town in the Lake District National Park but it’s far from
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Exploring Ravenglass: A Unique Coastal Settlement The tranquil coastal settlement of Ravenglass enjoys a unique status in Europe. It’s the only village
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