It’s no secret that Beatrix Potter is synonymous with the Lake District, Cumbria, and 2022 marks 120 years since one of her most famous creations - Peter Rabbit - was first officially published in his own story.
On the southern tip of Cumbria, Barrow awaits. This coastal town boasts the stunning backdrop of Lake District mountains to one side, and the sea to the other. As well as its striking location, it’s also packed with great places to shop.
Copeland stretches across the west coast of Cumbria, with its beautiful beaches, castles, mountains and fells, there’s a huge array of things to see and do!
I have two words for you - Valentine’s Day. Maybe you’ll gush irrepressibly and reach for a heart adorned greeting card, feel offended that I dare mention that overrated celebration, or jump into a giant vat of ice-cream.
Now is the perfect time to reconnect: with nature, with loved ones, and with yourself and Cumbria is the place to do just that. Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and join us for a stay to remember, filled with natural beauty, wildlife, and so much more.
This February, Cumbria’s Dark Skies Festival returns to highlight the magic of the night sky, with a stellar events programme packed with art, outdoor adventure and plenty more.
It only seems five minutes since Christmas, but the half term holiday is already upon us! If you’re visiting with your kids, we’ve got plenty to entertain you...
With its stunning landscapes, unique places to stay, and fantastic food and drink, the Lake District is a romantic’s dream - and the perfect place to pop the question!
Hello February: the shortest month of the year, packed with plenty to enjoy! This is a month to reconnect and enjoy precious moments spent with loved ones.
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. It’s a day that can feel pressured, compulsory, and commercial. However, it can also be a great excuse to spend time as a couple – an opportunity to reflect and express how lucky we may feel.