The Lake District, undoubtedly, has some of Britain’s finest scenery and fell-walking. But it has much more – much (not ...

What is the Lake District? Where is the Lake District located? What is famous about the Lake District? Can I bring my dog? Are there public toilets?

The hills and mountains of the Lake District National Park offer the most spectacular walking routes in England.

For many people, the Lake District is – and only is – about walking. Well, it is almost impossible to step outside without ...

The Lake District is rich with atmospheric pubs and coaching inns, many seemingly unchanged for centuries – and that's their charm. Don't expect sleek looks and fancy sound systems; do expect ...

A travel guide has spent four weeks exploring the Lake District to compile a list of the must-see places. As people head to the popular tourist attraction for the Easter weekend, we thought it would ...

After a couple of days exploring around Ambleside (see above), head north to Keswick ... South of Keswick is Borrowdale, possibly the Lake District’s most picturesque valley.

The Lake District is home to the UK's best-kept secret village that's just as beautiful as the popular town of Windermere, but without the crowds - and it's a must-visit this summer ...

The Lake District is a region and national park in Cumbria in northwest England. It is a popular tourist destination known for its glacial ribbon lakes, rugged fell mountains and historic literary ...

The body of a man in his 20s has been recovered by police divers after he got into difficulty while open water swimming in the Lake District ... service and the Great North Air Ambulance Service ...

Potter’s writing retreat in northwest England, in the Lake District of Cumbria, is neither a lily pad nor a hollow log. Instead, Hill Top—the home she bought in 1905 largely with royalties fro ...