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Lake District Towns & Villages and Cumbria Tourist Information Pages: 1 | 2 | 3Windermere, a town that is well known as the gateway to the Lake District, a mile and a half from Lake Windermere itself, arguably the largest of the towns, many shops, pubs and tourist attractions, from Windermere all Lake District destinations can be easily reached. >>> More details on Windermere Bowness-on-Windermere, a mile and a half down the road from Windermere village, situated on the banks of Lake Windermere, a definate must visit is Bowness Bay, Lake Windermere cruises make it possible to travel South on the lake to Lakeside / Newby Bridge, take an island cruise around Lake Windermere or travel to the North of the lake to Waterhead and Ambleside. Within the village itself are many attractions, Beatrix Potter museum and the Steam museum for instance. >>> More details on Bowness Ambleside is the next stop on our tour of villages, situated to the Nothern end of Lake Windermere, a bustling town with many attractions, numerous outdoor clothing retailers,(some people locally say too many) Ambleside is a well known base for mountaineering, mountain biking and hiking around the many fells. Ambleside also has many different types of accommodation to offer the tourist, from luxury self catering to small guest houses or bed and breakfast. >>> More details on Ambleside More Lake District Towns & Villages on the following page |
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