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Cartmel
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Coniston
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Windermere
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Keswick
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Cumbria & Lake District Attractions

Below you will find a choice of Lake District attractions, places to visit and things to see from across Cumbria - the Lake District, including the spectacular Muncaster Castle with its stunning gardens and Owl Centre. You can enjoy a steam train journey on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, or experience one of the region's visitor centres, such as the Rheged Discovery Centre, or Brockhole Visitor Centre. Each of the listings below indicate the type of attraction, opening times, prices, and telephone number.

RAVENGLASS Muncaster Castle and Owl Centre Haunted Castle, Garden, Owl Centre, Maze & Tearoom Prices from £7.00 per adult Tel: 01229 717 614	AMBLESIDE Rydal Mount & Gardens Wordsworth's Home for 37 years free parking Prices from £5.00 per adult Tel: 015394 35544	RAVENGLASS Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway Heritage steam engines Open 7 days a week Prices from £9.60 per adult Tel: 01229 717171
WINDERMERE Brockhole Visitor Centre National Park Visitor Centre Open 7 days 10am to 5pm free entry Tel: 015394 46601	PENRITH Rheged Centre International award winning visitor attraction free entry & parking Tel: 01768 868000

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Within this section of our website you will find a choice of Lake District attractions including visitor attractions in Windermere, Ambleside, Penrith and Ravenglass. Why not sample some of the region's heritage by taking a ride on the Ravenglass and Easkdale railway, or by taking a tour of Muncaster Castle, or Rydal Mount and Gardens which was home to Wordsworth for thirty seven years.