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1. The Cross Keys Inn
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狗熊岭导游
- Scenic spots: - Penrith Castle: This is an important historical site in Penrith, built in 1399 by William Strickland. The castle has a well-preserved castle gate and two turrets, surrounded by beautiful gardens. Although it has become a ruin today, it still gives people a sense of its former glory and majesty, and is suitable for history lovers to explore. It is just opposite Penrith Railway Station and is conveniently located. - St. Andrew's Church: In the churchyard is the "Giant's Thumb" - a Nordic cross dating back to 920 AD, erected by Owen Caesarius in memory of his father. The church tower was built in 1397, but the main building was built in 1722, and the interior decoration is very interesting. The church cafe is open from 9:30 am to 2 pm Monday to Friday, and you can take a break here if you are tired of the tour. - Penrith and Eden Museum: Located in the Robinson School in Midment, the school dates back to 1670. After closing in 1971, it became a combination of a tourist information center and a museum. It is open all year round and allows you to gain an in-depth understanding of the development of Penrith and local culture. - Brougham Castle: Located not far from Penrith, adult tickets are 4 pounds and children's tickets are 2.4 pounds. The castle has a long history, unique architectural style, and beautiful surroundings. It is a good place to experience the medieval style. - Food Recommendation: - Pooley Bridge Inn: If you want to taste affordable food, this restaurant is a good choice. It offers a variety of local specialties, a warm atmosphere, and thoughtful service. - The Cross Keys Inn: It is also a very cost-effective restaurant with a rich menu, especially their roasts and pies, which are loved by locals and tourists. - Transportation Guide: - Train: Penrith is located on the West Coast Main Line railway line, with direct trains to London (3 hours), Edinburgh (1.5 hours) and Glasgow (2 hours), making travel very convenient. - Bus: There are long-distance buses from Penrith to London and Scotland, and there are local buses connecting to surrounding areas. - Self-driving: Penrith is located near the M6 (junction 40), A66 and A6 roads, and you can easily reach surrounding cities and attractions by car. - Accommodation suggestions: - Penrith city hotel: If you want to visit city attractions conveniently, you can choose a hotel in the city, which is convenient for travel and has complete dining and shopping facilities around. - Country B&B: There are many beautiful villages around Penrith. Choosing a country B&B can allow you to better experience the local quiet life and pastoral scenery. #Creative Incentive Plan Divide 10,000 Yuan Cash
2. The Pooley Bridge Inn, Pooley Bridge
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狗熊岭导游
- Scenic spots: - Penrith Castle: This is an important historical site in Penrith, built in 1399 by William Strickland. The castle has a well-preserved castle gate and two turrets, surrounded by beautiful gardens. Although it has become a ruin today, it still gives people a sense of its former glory and majesty, and is suitable for history lovers to explore. It is just opposite Penrith Railway Station and is conveniently located. - St. Andrew's Church: In the churchyard is the "Giant's Thumb" - a Nordic cross dating back to 920 AD, erected by Owen Caesarius in memory of his father. The church tower was built in 1397, but the main building was built in 1722, and the interior decoration is very interesting. The church cafe is open from 9:30 am to 2 pm Monday to Friday, and you can take a break here if you are tired of the tour. - Penrith and Eden Museum: Located in the Robinson School in Midment, the school dates back to 1670. After closing in 1971, it became a combination of a tourist information center and a museum. It is open all year round and allows you to gain an in-depth understanding of the development of Penrith and local culture. - Brougham Castle: Located not far from Penrith, adult tickets are 4 pounds and children's tickets are 2.4 pounds. The castle has a long history, unique architectural style, and beautiful surroundings. It is a good place to experience the medieval style. - Food Recommendation: - Pooley Bridge Inn: If you want to taste affordable food, this restaurant is a good choice. It offers a variety of local specialties, a warm atmosphere, and thoughtful service. - The Cross Keys Inn: It is also a very cost-effective restaurant with a rich menu, especially their roasts and pies, which are loved by locals and tourists. - Transportation Guide: - Train: Penrith is located on the West Coast Main Line railway line, with direct trains to London (3 hours), Edinburgh (1.5 hours) and Glasgow (2 hours), making travel very convenient. - Bus: There are long-distance buses from Penrith to London and Scotland, and there are local buses connecting to surrounding areas. - Self-driving: Penrith is located near the M6 (junction 40), A66 and A6 roads, and you can easily reach surrounding cities and attractions by car. - Accommodation suggestions: - Penrith city hotel: If you want to visit city attractions conveniently, you can choose a hotel in the city, which is convenient for travel and has complete dining and shopping facilities around. - Country B&B: There are many beautiful villages around Penrith. Choosing a country B&B can allow you to better experience the local quiet life and pastoral scenery. #Creative Incentive Plan Divide 10,000 Yuan Cash
3. Dockray Hall - historic inn
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Dockray Hall is a very nice typical British pub. There are not many people. The bartender knows many regular customers. Seeing them chatting freely, it seems as if he is also a regular customer. Hahaha. The wine is quite good and the simple meals are also rich. It is the best place to come with friends~
4. Toby Carvery Carlisle
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10 Reviews
£9
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Bars/Bistros
Open Late
TheForkUser
Excellent service. Food was good. One downside was that veg had been under headlamps a little too long. But, otherwise a pleasant meal with great, professional, friendly service.
5. Porto Restaurant
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£16
Western-style
淼淼0301
This restaurant is quite big and can accommodate a lot of people. It has good business. When we arrived, there were already many people. The environment inside is great, the food is varied and the taste is great. It is still worth coming.
6. Derwent Walker Café Bar and Restaurant
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64 Reviews
£25
Reservation Available
TheForkUser
Lovely environment & foodExtremely pleasant staffI pre ordered a bottle for our arrival & it was there for us right away.A lovely night to celebrate our wedding anniversary.
7. Baldry's Tea Room
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2 Reviews
£8
Coffee Shops
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How can you say you have been to the UK if you don't try the English afternoon tea? You don't need to go to a popular online celebrity store. This popular local store Baldry's Tea Room can satisfy your wonderful experience of tea. The tea sets are exquisite, the service is thoughtful, the tea is rich, and the desserts are also delicious. I highly recommend it.
8. Cafe Bar 26
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1 Reviews
Bars/Bistros
coo***an
Cafe Bar 26 is a great coffee bar with two types of bars, a pure bar with a bartender, great cocktails, and freshly cut lemons! The coffee is freshly ground coffee with a rich and mellow taste.
9. Jintana Thai Restaurant
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£10
Asian Cuisine
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Windermere is very quiet in the early morning. At 7 o'clock in the morning, when there are few people and the weather is comfortable, put on a coat and set off! 👣 Beresford's Restaurant & Pub➡️ Jintana Thai Restaurant➡️ British Heart Foundation➡️ Bowness Tap Rooms➡️ Bowness Piet➡️ The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction 🤩 Saw a group of swans combing their feathers by the lake! 🤩 Met a 98-year-old grandfather who has experienced a lot but is in good health. He talked to us about how he has seen a lot of changes in the town as a local resident~ house prices have risen, neighbors have become strangers... He also invited us to visit his home! 🚶 About 3 kilometers, 1 hour journey #Travel abroad with BUFF #Good places for outbound travel #Global autumn planning
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