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"A
medieval Tudor and Georgian house that has been in the same family
since 1679"
The fantastic house contains behind its Georgian facade, a wealth
of Tudor and Mediaeval rooms and buildings.
The Old Hall was added in the 14th century, along with another
tower.
In the 16th century, two projecting wings were added creating a
typical Elizabethan manor house and in 1744, the impressive
Georgian front was constructed to enclose an inner courtyard.
Dalemain Historic House & Gardens,
Dalemain,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11 0HB
Tel: 017684 86450
Fax: 017684 86223
www.dalemain.com |
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Wetheriggs
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"A
working pottery since 1855 which has survived two world wars and
the Industrial Revolution"
It is now the only
steam powered Country Pottery in the British Isles and, in 1973,
was awarded the status of 'Scheduled Industrial Monument' by
English Heritage.
Wetheriggs Country Pottery,
Clifton Dykes,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA10 2DH
Tel:
01768 892 733
Fax: 01768 892 722
www.wetheriggs-pottery.co.uk |
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Beckstones
Art Gallery
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"One
of the best in the country"
Beckstones is a
specialist Art Gallery exhibiting a high standard of original work
by up to 40 of the nation's top artists.
Over 300 paintings in a variety of media cover a wide range of
subject matter by artists, many with national or international
reputations.
Beckstones,
Greystoke Ghyll,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11 0UQ
Tel: 01768 483601
Fax: 01768 483601
www.beckstones artgallery.co.uk |
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Cumbrian Discoveries |
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"Specialists
in Cumbria & the Lake District"
We
offer sightseeing tours by coach or mini-bus, driver-guiding
tours, walking tours, services to business and training and
consultancy services.
Cumbrian Discoveries,
Sycamore House,
Ellonby,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11 9SJ
www.cumbrian discoveries.co.uk |
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Pirates of Penrith
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"Soft play centre with
café"
An independent family run soft play
centre for 0-11 year olds with a toddler
area, sports court, café with comfy sofas,
TV and Wi-Fi access.
Pirates of Penrith,
4B Cowper
Road,
Gilwilly Industrial Estate,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11 9BN
Tel:
01768 840572
www.piratesofpenrith.com
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Caths Country Citchen |
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"Professional Catering Service for all
Events"
A well established, family run business
providing a flexible, professional and
affordable catering service for all
occasions.
With over 35 years
experience in the industry, owner Cath
Packham uses locally sourced ingredients,
cooked from scratch to produce great tasting
farmhouse inspired food.
Cath will
work with you to make sure you get exactly
what you want for your event whether it's a
birthday buffet, canapés and a banquet, a
roast or a barbecue.
Caths Country Citchen,
Sheriff Park,
Thrimby,
Penrith,
Cambria,
CA10 3EA
Tel: 01931 712888
www.cathscountrycitchen.co.uk |
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Rheged
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"Discover the Village in the Hill"
Named after Cumbria's Celtic Kingdom.
Attractions include a giant cinema
screen, a major international mountaineering
exhibition and superb shops and restaurants.
Rheged - The Village in the Hill,
Redhills,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11
ODQ
Tel: 01768 868000
Fax: 01768
868002
www.rheged.com |
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Penrith Museum
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"Museum and Tourist Information Centre"
The heritage of Eden stretches back through
thousands of years, from the magical stone
circles of Long Meg and Her Daughters to the
industrial archaeology of the North Pennines.
Penrith Museum,
Robinson's School,
Middlegate,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11
7PT
Tel: 054321 09876
Fax: 012345
67890
www.eden.gov.uk |
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Lowther Castle |
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"Built for the fifth Earl of Lonsdale,
between 1806 and 1814"
From 1882 to the early 1920s, parties and
sporting weekends at the castle were visited
by royalty, heads of state and politicians.
The Earl's extravagance however, ruined
the family fortunes. To avoid death duties
the roof and windows were removed in 1957,
leaving a skeleton of a building which looms
eerily over its surrounding estate.
Exciting and ambitious plans are now in
place to turn this largely derelict site
into a unique visitor attraction.
Lowther
Castle,
Lowther,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA10 2HG
Tel: 01931 712577
www.lowthercastle.org |
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The Alpaca Centre
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"Unique shopping experience"
The centre offers a unique combination - the
opportunity to discover more about this
delightful animal and then browse through
the shops extensive range of items crafted
from one of the world's most luxurious
fibres.
The Alpaca Centre,
Snuff
Mill Lane,
Stainton,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11 0HA
Tel: 01768 891440
www.thealpacacentre.co.uk |
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Once the capital of Cumbria, this attractive
market town is the hub of the Eden Valley and is an important
shopping centre with a good mix of traditional shops and
sophisticated arcades. The imposing ruins of Penrith Castle begun
in 1399 have an intriguing history when a stone wall was added to
an earlier Pele Tower.
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John Campbell
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"Watercolour
paintings inspired by the mountains of the English Lake
District"
On
display are a large selection of Limited Edition Giclee
Prints reproduced from his original watercolours.
His work is also on continuous display in many
private galleries throughout Cumbria.
John Campbell,
Mountain Painter,
Stoddah Farm
Studio,
Near Penruddock,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11 0RY
Tel: 01768 483493
www.mountainpainter.co.uk |
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Rookin
House Farm |
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"Something
for everyone"
An established adventure venue that has been offering a wide
variety of outdoor activities for over 20 years.
Family owned and operated, Rookin House has a strong focus on both
fun and safety.
Rookin House Farm,
Troutbeck,
Nr Ullswater,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA11 0SS
Tel: 017684 83561
Fax: 017684 83276
www.rookinhouse.co.uk |
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Acorn
Bank Garden & Watermill
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"Ancient
oaks and the high enclosing walls of this delightful garden keep
out the extremes of the Cumbrian climate, resulting in a
spectacular display of shrubs, roses and herbaceous borders"
Sheltered orchards contain a variety of traditional fruit
trees and the famous herb garden is the largest collection of
medicinal and culinary plants in the North.
A circular woodland
walk runs along Crowdundle Beck to Acorn Bank watermill, which
although under restoration is open to visitors. The house is not
open to the public.
Acorn
Bank Garden & Watermill,
Temple Sowerby,
Near Penrith,
CA10 1SP
Tel: 017683 61467
Fax: 017683 66824
www.nationaltrust.org.uk |
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Brougham
Castle
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"Discover
the intriguing story of Lady Anne Clifford"
Brougham Castle is
built next to the River Eamont on the site of an old Roman fort,
Brocavum.
A square keep with its entrance on the first floor and access
stairs protected by a forebuilding was constructed by Robert de
Vipont in the early 13th century
Brougham Castle,
Brougham,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA10 2AA
Tel: 01768 862 488
www.english-heritage.org.uk |
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Hutton-in-the-Forest
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"Lord
& Lady Inglewood's Historic Home & Gardens"
Surrounded by the magnificent woodland of the medieval
Forest of Inglewood, it is the legendary Green Knight's
Castle in the Arthurian tale of Sir Gawain and the
Green Knight.
Tel:
017684 84449
www.hutton-in-the-forest.co.uk |
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Aira
Force
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"Dramatic
walks"
Aira Force waterfalls provide dramatic walks, one of the
highlights of the Trust’s ownership in this valley, including fell, woodland and six farms
(including Glencoyne, the largest).
There is also access to parts of
Ullswater and Brotherswater lakes.
Aira Force,
Tower Buildings,
Watermillock,
Penrith,
CA11 0JS
www.nationaltrust.org.uk |
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Eden Valley |
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"Just
waiting to be discovered"
Imagine a beautiful corner of England unspoiled by industry
and almost unknown.
This is the the Eden Valley, where you will find quiet
hamlets and villages, dramatic landscapes and the
opportunity to escape from the pressures of modern life.
www.eden-in-cumbria.co.uk |
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Brougham Hall
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"England’s most ambitious country house
restoration project"
Brougham Hall was dubbed by Victorians
as the “Windsor of the North”.
Its
physical appearance and fine elevated
position above a broad river were two
obvious similarities.
Brougham Hall’s
long connection with royalty provided the
real link. King George V (as he later
became) was a regular guest, and so was King
Edward V11 whose sporting interests in
Cumbria, it was rumoured, covered a broad
range of different quarries.
Brougham Hall,
Penrith,
Cumbria,
CA10 2DE
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