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Tourist Info EATING OUT The Ambleside Tourist Information Centre (TIC) lists 19 restaurants, 13 cafes, 12 take aways, 2 chip shops and 4 pubs, not to mention hotels, that can all provide you with meals in Ambleside within easy walking distance of all our cottages. Our favourites include
ATTRACTIONSWalking ESKDALE
The Lake District National Park is a wonderful area for walking. Ambleside is the ideal centre. Ordnance Survey maps and walking guide books such as those by Wainwright will help you find your way around. The Lake District National Park Authority organises many guided walks between mid March and the end of December. See their free booklet Events & Park Life available from TICs or phone their Events Enquiries on 015394 46601. Their walks are graded between easy and hard.
Boats and Steam Trains
Use local boats, ferries, trains or buses in conjunction with your walks or just to enjoy the ride. The lakes Ulswater and Coniston have steamers and launches that you can use with walks back along lakeside paths. Enjoy a cruise down Lake Windermere from Ambleside’s Waterhead to Lakeside at the south end of Windermere where you can transfer onto the steam driven Lakeside and Haverthwaite railway. It’s easy to combine a ride on the steam driven Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway with a walk in the Eskdale valley.
Homes and Gardens
Art Galleries
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT
· Theatre by the Lake, Keswick (half an hour by car, Tel: 017687 74411), · Evening cruise on Lake Windermere with bar and fork buffet to the sound of The New Hall Jazz Band (Tel: 015394 43056), · Meal and film at Zeffirelli’s cinema in Ambleside.
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Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal, Tel: 01539 725133
FURTHER INFORMATION
Tourist Information Centre, Market Cross, Ambleside ( Tel: 015394 32582) |
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Ambleside from Wansfell Loughrigg Tarn nr Ambleside
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