The Lake District in northwest England is a verdant expanse of rolling grassy countryside, dotted with trees and lakes, and surrounded by mountains. This idyllic landscape inspired Beatrix Potter to ...

The Lake District is a national park in North ... But perhaps the most famous creatures from here are the one created by Beatrix Potter, the writer of Peter Rabbit and Mrs Tiggy-Winkle.

Cyclists from York are being encouraged to bed down with their bike as part of a new package being launched for cyclists - ...

This biographical drama celebrates the life and work of Beatrix Potter, whose beloved tales were born from her deep connection to the Lake District. Filming locations included Tarn Hows and Yew ...

The Lake District is (probably ... The verdant and charming former home of children’s author Beatrix Potter. She bequeathed her house to the National Trust upon her death in 1943, along with ...

To that end, we immersed ourselves in all things Potter. Inspired by a visit to the Lake District, a tour of the archives at the V&A and a myriad of books and research material about Beatrix ...

Walk in the footsteps of literary denizens, including William Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter, in the English Lake District. Delight in a proper English Tea and hear Welsh musicians perform Celtic music ...

The Lake District is undoubtedly a stunner to look ... attractions such as Keswick’s Pencil Museum and the World of Beatrix Potter. Then all you need is a hotel that entertains families, too.