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Windermere Attractions
Windermere Steamboat Museum
The Steamboat site is now closed as a major project begins to restore the boats and breathe new life into the magnificent lakeshore site. For further information on the project visit the website.
Lake District National Park Visitors Centre
A great day out whatever the weather for young and old and especially families.
Amazing adventure playground, stunning views of Windermere - England's largest lake - watersports activities, and attractive woodland walks.
Restaurant, gift shop,...
Blackwell - The Arts and Crafts House
When entering Blackwell you will be seeing the very details that the Holt family would have seen over 100 years ago; you will look out over the lawns and Lake to the same magnificent views of the Coniston Fells and experience the tranquil atmosphere that the family would have loved.
Blackwell is one of Britain's finest houses from the turn of the last century. Designed by MH Baillie Scott, as a holiday retreat for Sir Edward Holt; a wealthy Manchester brewery owner, Blackwell survives in a truly remarkable state of preservation retaining many original decorative features. The period rooms are carefully furnished with the blend of Arts and Crafts furniture and early country-made pieces advocated by Baillie Scott, containing furniture and objects by many of the leading Arts and Crafts designers and studios - furniture by Morris and Co and Voysey, metalwork by WAS Benson and ceramics by Ruskin Pottery and William de Morgan.
Visitors are encouraged to sit and soak up the atmosphere in Blackwell's fireplace inglenooks and are free to enjoy the house as it was originally intended, without roped-off areas. The inviting window and garden seats offer stunning views of the surrounding Lakeland scenery.
Armitt Museum and Library
The museum consists of an exhibition area in the ground floor which holds regular exhibitons throughout the year as well as displaying items from our collections.
Our collections have a wealth of fine art, photography, Beartix Potter's first edition watercolour drawings, archeology and manuscripts by local artists, photographers and writers.
The library on the 1st floor holds a huge collection of books about local history of Ambleside and the surrounding area.
To find out more, please search on our website.