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The historic market town
of Keswick sits majestically at the head of
Lake Derwentwater in Cumbria overshadowed
by one of Lakelands oldest and highest fells,
the mighty Skiddaw. It's central location
within northern Lake District makes it a perfect
base for exploring the region by foot or vehicle
and for some areas by boat. |
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Many of Keswick's visitors
spend time exploring the surrounding majestic
fells or treading in the footsteps of the
Lakeland poets, Beatrix
Potter and many famous artists. The region
also offers plenty of alternative locations
in the form of historic landmarks, museums,
gardens, coastal areas and other specialist
visitor attractions.
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In Keswick town itself is
the famous Cumberland
Pencil Factory, the acclaimed Theatre
By The Lake, Castlerigg Stone Circle,
two parks and variety of shops, places to
eat & drink, a Saturday market and a host
of other amenities. The Tourist
Information Centre opens every day and
is housed in the beautiful Moot Hall in the
town's Main Street. |
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| The Lake District National
Park is ever changing from moment to moment.
Each season brings it's own particular colours
& ambience and a myriad of plants, trees
& animals including many unique Lakeland
species. Whether you want to wander 'lonely
as a cloud' or in an organised trip the Lake
District has no equal. |
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Sandon Guest House is located
on Southey Street, (named after the famous
Lakeland poet), just a few moments stroll
from the town centre. Click here
for a map of our exact location but please
do not hesitate to contact
us should you need more detailed instructions
on how to find us. |
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