Wolf & Us Cafe and Gallery is an easy walk up the hill out of Silverdale or there is parking outside. The
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Furness Abbey was once home to one of the richest and most powerful monastic houses in northern England. The Cistercian monks who
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Pull up into the car park of Levens Hall, five miles south of Kendal on the banks of the River Kent, and
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Holker Hall dates from the sixteenth century, although the attractive red sandstone house that exists today is largely Victorian, built after a
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It may be only 522ft (159m) above sea level, but the views from the top of Arnside Knott are among the very
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The Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) straddles the Cumbria-Lancashire border. It is best known for its low limestone
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The peninsulas of south Cumbria stretch like spindly fingers far out into Morecambe Bay, a massive expanse of mudflats and shifting sands
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The market town of Ulverston sits on the Furness peninsula, one of the many fingers of land reaching out into Morecambe Bay
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Grange-over-Sands is a genteel seaside town that lies on the western side of the Kent estuary in South Cumbria. But don’t go
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Cartmel is a charming village where monastic buildings brush shoulders with delightful cottages, where foodies come to dine in world-class restaurants and
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