Cartmel
Overview
The ancient village of Cartmel is famous for the 12th Century Cartmel Priory, with its beautiful stained glass windows, modern sculptures, and ancient choir stalls. Leading off the village square, with its market cross, water pump, and fish slabs, is the Cartmel Priory Gatehouse, now a Heritage Centre which depicts the history of the monastery, and the village. Cartmel hosts its highly popular steeple chase meetings at the spring and summer bank holidays, attracting visitors from across the country. The course is one of the smallest and most picturesque in the country. Also at the Spring Bank Holiday is the Holker Garden Festival at nearby Holker Hall.
Places of Interest
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Lakes Aqaurium
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Laurel & Hardy Museum
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Lake Cruises
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Burton-in-Kendal Services M6
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Dalton Castle
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Hill Top
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Furness Abbey
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Coniston Water
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World of Beatrix Potter
Popular restaurants & cafes
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Restaurant L’Enclume ( Next Door)
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Restaurant Rogan And Company
Top attractions
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Lake Windermere
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Trough of Bowland
Natural beauty
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Mountain Gummers Howe
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Lake Lake Windermere
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Mountain The Langdales
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Lake Coniston Water
Public transport
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Train Carnforth Train Station
Closest airports
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Leeds Bradford International Airport
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Liverpool John Lennon Airport
Cartmel racecourse with a house, fields and woods in the background
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