Windermere Lake, A serene escape into nature's embrace

Lake District National Park, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5JR, United Kingdom

The scenery on both sides of the strait and the view of the lake are very charming

4.5

Introduction

Windermere Lake is one of the largest lakes in England, around 13 miles long, located in the south of the Lake District. Since the 19th century, with the opening of railways, it has become a popular destination for many tourists, and therefore has a strong commercial atmosphere. As the largest lake in the Lake District, Windermere Lake is known for its unique goldeneye ducks and Windermere Char, which are popular with visitors. Windermere Char has a long history dating back to the Ice Age and is an important traditional cuisine in the area. The lake is 17 kilometers long, narrow and long, with charming scenery.

Address

Lake District National Park, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5JR, United Kingdom

Opening hours

Natural scenic area, open all year round.

Transportation

Train and bus: It is very convenient to take a train directly to Windermere from Oxenholme train station in Kendal. Take bus 555 or 599 from Kendal's bus station to Windermere bus station, which takes only about 20 minutes. The frequency of buses varies according to working days and holidays, with a frequency of 20 minutes during peak hours.