Top Things to do in Lake District
Top Hotels in Lake District
- 1. Ravenstone Manor Hotel
- 2. Applegarth Villa Hotel and Restaurant (Adult Only)
- 3. Ambleside Salutation Hotel, BW Premier Collection
- 4. The Keswick Country House Hotel
- 5. The Daffodil Hotel & Spa
- 6. Ravenstone Manor Hotel
- 7. Riverside Hotel
- 8. Damson Dene Hotel
- 9. The Wordsworth Hotel
- 10. Castle Green Hotel in Kendal, BW Premier Collection
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Top 10 Antique Stores in Lake District, England
Cumbria's valleys and fells (as the low mountains are known) are home to idyllic villages, high moorlands and picturesque lakes. Literary buffs will enjoy Wordsworth's Dove Cottage (go in March to see daffodils), and if you've got kids in tow, visit The World of Beatrix Potter. Or just enjoy a leisurely drive through beautiful scenery.
Restaurants in Lake District
1. Collector's Corner
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. Yew Tree Barn
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4.5 based on 161 reviews
Huge Lake District Barn, home to Architectural Antiques, Salvage & Reclamation, Art & Craft Galleries, Garden Furniture & Statuary, Gary Eccles Furniture Restorer, John Law Bespokers Forge Blacksmith, and Harry's Cafe Bar for delicious home cooked food.
Reviewed By Lakeshiker44
Good coffee quick friendly service. Well worth a visit this cafe has a great range of hot and cold foods and helpful staff who are really on the ball. Cheese scones especially good
3. Price Walker Antiques
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Specialists in the arts and crafts especially the work of the Keswick School of Industrial Arts (KSIA)and W H Mawson’s Keswick Home Industries (KHI).The largest commercial stock available with a specialist website with information on the history of both guilds as well as a fakes pages to help you keep safe when buying KSIA and KHI.
4. The Antiques Emporium
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4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Brucestewart - Livingston, United Kingdom
We were staying for a week in a cottage just outside Windermere and one day decided to visit Kendal. My wife loves buying vintage items for our house and garden and said that we must visit the Antiques Emporian. It proved to be a bit of an Aladdin's cave of items for sale and she bought a couple of items on our first visit. There was however something that she wasn't sure about buying but after a couple of days of thinking about it back we went to get it. Luckily it was still in stock. I tried my best to negotiate a price reduction just as they do on 'Bargain Hunt' and other antiques programmes on the TV but there is a house rule that there is no negotiation on items priced at £20 or below, and as it was priced at £18, that was the price that had to be paid. My wife was happy with this however as from a look on sites such as ebay the item she bought usually sells for around £25. Well worth visiting if you have the time to spare.
5. The Fitzwilliam Gallery
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
Quality paintings in a fantastic location. A warm and friendly welcome awaits you in Hawkshead.
Reviewed By WBGoodman - Barry, United Kingdom
We visited the gallery whilst staying near Hawkshead. The lady running the gallery was very polite, friendly and knowledgeable, she took time to show us around and talk about the different artists whose work is displayed and was happy to answer any questions. We ended up purchasing a painting of a Stag by Rob Hefferan and then a landscape by John Russell from the Coniston shop. We are very happy with our purchases and were very grateful to Maggie for her help during our visit.
6. Keswick Outdoor Markets
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4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By paulsymonds - Haverhill, United Kingdom
So as far as markets go this is a treat to behold. This market in Keswick is in my opinion what a market should be. Stalls range from handmade wool scarfs, silver jewellery and good quality clothes to special hand made items for the garden (Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz) and Keswick made Gins, Cheeses and Pies. Great market!
7. Sleddall Hall Antique Centre
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3.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By GlobetrekAJ
A REAL antique shop. We visited the other antique emporium (uninspiring ) then found this - a real gem. The building itself is ancient and worth seeing. The owner was informative and helpful without being pushy. Whilst there was a huge amount of stock, such that you had to take some care moving around, it was very enjoyable and there were some real treasures to be found. We came away with a lovely piece of Delft (1897) and another piece of porcelain. We will definitely return.
8. Fairfield House Antiques Collectables Crafts Centre
This was the original home of the founder of covered livestock auctions in Britain - Robinson Mitchell. Ground-floor of this listed building is laid out as a crafts; collectables & antique market/centre. Enjoy walking around this beautiful nineteenth century gothic-style building with many original features & see what crafters have made or antique dealers are selling.Mon-Sat 10.30 am -4.30 pm
9. Hidden Corner Antiques
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
10. Old Masters Gallery
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
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