Places to visit in Lake District

The three storied octagonal tower memorial of Henry VI is located almost a mile northeast of MuncasterCastle. Believed to be built in the 18th century, this memorial is considered to spot the place where shepherds found Henry VI after the great battle.

Located in Cockermouth, right across the Wordwoth’s house, the Poet’s memorial is placed as a bronze bust which was unveiled in the year 1970 by his great grandson. There is also a drinking fountain holding a bronze figure that was established here honoring the memory of Dorothy and Wordsworth.

Located in Kendal, this spectacular church is more than 800 years old and regular services take place here with a large crowd. Dedicated to the Holy Trinity, this massive religious structure is situated in the background of picturesque landscape.

Situated in the beautiful landscape of Flookburgh and is a part of Carlisle Diosece in Cumbria. Constructed in 1879, this historic church is built with stones in the famous Romanesque style with amazing lancet windows.

Located at the core of the vibrant Keswick, this is a spectacular shopping centre with a wide array of charming retail stores.

The famous Edward I monument was constructed as a memorial of the English king, Edward I, who started the 100 year war against France. Situated at the Solway Firth by the end of River Eden, this majestic stone monument is surrounded by an iron fence.