Top Things to do in Keswick
Top Restaurants in Keswick
- 1. Restaurant at Lyzzick Hall
- 2. The Pheasant Inn
- 3. The Square Orange Cafe Bar
- 4. A Taste of Thailand Restaurant at Shemara Guest House
- 5. Abraham's Cafe
- 6. The Restaurant at The Cottage in the Wood
- 7. The Kingfisher
- 8. The Coach House Restaurant at Ravenstone Lodge
- 9. The Chalet Tearooms and Restaurant
- 10. The Sizzling Stone
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Top 10 Hidden Gems Things to do in Keswick, England
The star attractions of the area around Keswick are of course the Skiddaw Mountains and beautiful Derwentwater. Sports enthusiasts should plan their holiday for the month of May to take part in the Keswick Mountain Festival. If you are not a climber, you can enjoy the public parks, swimming pools and gardens of Keswick. For evening entertainment try the Theatre by the Lake or the cinema. Keswick has a superb choice of eateries that cater to all tastes.
Restaurants in Keswick
1. Lakeland Hauntings Ghost Walks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 177 reviews
Lakeland Hauntings is a Theatre Company specialising in Ghost Walks and general spookiness.
2. Keswick Canoe and Bushcraft
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 229 reviews
We are now OPEN and with new measures in place to ensure safety of both our customers and instructors we have gained the British tourism award "We're good to Go" We provide a range of canoeing and bushcraft activities to suit all ages, abilities and requirements - families, couples, individuals and groups are all welcome.Whether you choose a leisurely canoe session on Derwentwater, a fun-packed bushcraft day, or a week long classic canoe expedition in Scotland, we will ensure you have an incredible, unforgettable experience.For private coaching for small groups and individuals, please call us to discuss your requirements.Our aim is to deliver quality, hands-on, educational and fun outdoor experiences which give our customers a greater understanding and knowledge of our local area and the skills to enjoy the outdoor environment in a low impact way. All specialist equipment and instruction is provided, you just need to bring a sense of adventure!
3. Braithwaite General Store
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5.0 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By dawn54goodcook14 - Hartlepool, United Kingdom
Lovely little village shop, everything you need, we arrived on the Thursday, just needed something for tea, got lovely gluten free sausages for my husband as he has coeliac, and a vegetarian option for my daughter, very nice lady who comes from the same area as us! Lovely little jams and marmalade’s to take home for friends. We will be back. Thank you.
4. Castle Crag
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5.0 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By edm1887 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
An hours walk from our hotel and even in the rain, well worth the effort. Stunning views over Derwent Water - easy to see why AW loved it. Don’t miss the slate quarry with its countless statues. Very eerie!
5. Keswick Brewing Company
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5.0 based on 221 reviews
Keswick Brewing Company is a craft brewery within two minutes walk of Keswick town centre. Visit our Fox Tap bar, Beer Shop & enjoy a Tour of the brewery. Brewery Socials on last weekend of month. Brewery Tours - Enjoy the brewery tour which includes sampling a selection of our beers. Discover how beer is made, how we use sheeps wool to brew great beers and what makes our beers green! Brewery Tours Tuesday - Saturday at 11.30am & 1.30pm. Tours can be booked on-line or by phone. Pre-booking recommended. The Fox Tap - Enjoy a beer where it is brewed in our new Fox Tap bar. Open Tuesday - Saturday 12 - 5pm (for extended hours see our website) Beer Shop - with cask beer to take away, bottled & canned beers, merchandise, local gins, cider & gifts. Open Monday - Saturday 10.30 - 5pm. There is no charge for entry to our beer shop or bar. Brewery Socials - Brewery fresh beers, new releases & great street food. Last weekend of month On-line Shop - with free Brewery collection available.
Reviewed By tonyhS3959WL - Salisbury, United Kingdom
My wife (Judy) and I have just enjoyed a fantastic tour of the Keswick Brewery and tasting. Our host, Nigel, was quite superb. So enthusiastic and informative and so welcoming. An excellent visit and the samples of the ales were delicious. Can’t recommend this tour more. Only regret is that the beer is only sold in Cumbria but understandable. Can’t wait to return and sample some more and see the new Fox Tap bar open. Thanks Nigel and good luck from Tony and Judy Hodge of Salisbury.
6. Lake District Off-Road
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5.0 based on 350 reviews
Lake District Off-road has quickly grown into one of the highest rated and most popular outdoor activities in the Lake District. With more than 99% five star reviews online, we offer a quad trek experience operated at the highest standard. With outdoor activities and tourist visits to the Lake District becoming more popular, we offer a number of activities at our centre, including guided Segway treks and electric mountain bike hire. All of the vehicles we use are premium, top spec models to overcome challenging terrain with ease. Our highly trained, fully qualified staff strive to combine outstanding customer service and a smooth operation to give our customers the best experience possible. Our site building offers free, secure parking, toilets and changing facilities.
7. Keswick Adventures
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5.0 based on 397 reviews
Keswick Adventures is a small company providing a range of exhilarating outdoor adventure activities in Keswick and across the Lake District. From ghyll scrambling, hydrospeeding & kayaking to climbing, abseiling, paddle boarding & raft building, we have an activity to suit everyone. Come and play with us in the adventure capital of the Lake District!
8. Castlerigg Stone Circle
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4.5 based on 1,624 reviews
Dating from about 3000 BC, this is one of the first stone circles built in Britain, which is perched atop a high moor with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.
Reviewed By 90josephr - Cumbria, United Kingdom
Castlerigg Stone Circle on the outskirts of Keswick is a magical place. It is one of the oldest remaining stone circles in the British Isles, older than Stonehenge, and easily accessible either on foot, by bicycle or in a vehicle. The site is owned by the National Trust with free access to all. Standing in the middle of the Neolithic stone circle the stunning views of the surrounding fells (mountains) and valleys can seem subtly different as the clouds above pass overhead. When the cloud cover is above the fells the higher Lakeland peaks that can be seen from this dramatic amphitheatre include Helvellyn, Blencathra and Skiddaw. There are ample and free parking spaces on the adjacent road. Go through the kissing gates and there are recently restored information boards explaining the history and heritage of the stone circle. Follow in the footsteps of countless generations of scholars, writers, poets, artists and photographers and soak in the wonders of this enchanting location.
9. Mirehouse & Gardens
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4.5 based on 174 reviews
Lovely grounds open to visitors for things to do on a full day out, set in a stunning location between Skiddaw and Bassenthwaite Lake. Visitors of all ages welcome to enjoy, lakeside scenery, and peaceful gardens. The Poetry Walk links the literary connections to Mirehouse in the beautiful terraced gardens. The tranquil Bee Garden in home to plants and flowers particularly selected to entice bees and butterflies and provides plenty of space for quiet reflection.
Reviewed By cranhamrebecca - Nottingham, United Kingdom
Currently only the grounds are open to walk around. Tickets can be purchased over the road at Dodd Wood tea room (£4 per adult and you get a map with a detailed walk route and information). It’s a fairly flat loop down the drive, around the gardens, house and grounds down to the lake and back. Not too long so very inclusive for families. Fairly well maintained. The house itself isn’t much to look at from the outside but the grounds are still very much worth a visit if you would like a non-strenuous walk.
10. Honister Slate Mine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,435 reviews
Honister Slate Mine is a unique award winning experience, England's last remaining working slate mine and England's very first Via Ferrata!! All weather adventures available & activities to suit all ages. Pre-booking is essential!
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