One-day tour of Windermere, Lake District, England

The Windermere Lake area in Britain and its surrounding natural ecosystem have been well protected. As a legendary natural scenic spot in Britain, it has not only pleasant scenery, but also many ancient legends and allusions. This is a characteristic scenic spot with rich cultural heritage.

The Lake District is one of the scenic spots where many people come to Britain to punch in. The natural scenery and rural scenery here really make people linger. At that time, my mother came to England to play. Because of the limited time, we only went for one day and went back and forth from Manchester City.

There are several small towns in the lake area. We went to Windermere and Bowens Street. We bought the ticket from Manchester Piccadilly Station Windermere, with an average round trip of about 18 (the fare will fluctuate according to the purchase time).

WindermereWindermere is located at the southernmost tip of the lake area, with a total length of 13 km. It is said that it is the longest and largest lake in Britain. As soon as the train station came out, it was Windermere Town. After getting off the train, we first went to a place called MillerGround to take photos. The lake here is so beautiful that we can take pictures on the extended platform. When we went, there were not many people, only some British locals took their dogs out to play, and few people knew that we could take pictures as much as possible.

Bowness takes bus No.599 or walks from the railway station, and the round trip is 4.40 pounds per person. The terminal is the pier of Bowness, which takes about 30 minutes to walk.

The famous scenic spot in Bowens Town is the Peter Rabbit World Museum. In addition, Lake Windermere itself is well worth stopping for a walk. If the weather is fine, you can walk into Bowens Town. Wandering around the beautiful lake, there are many swans and pigeons waiting for food spilled by passers-by. Sitting on a bench by the lake, eating ice cream and enjoying the cool breeze by the lake.

Windermere Lake Cruises | Windermera Leakcruises Of course, the core task of visiting the lake area is naturally to visit the lake! Take a boat from Bowens Pier on the Windermere River, and enjoy the lakes and mountains under the warm sunshine and the slow wind of the lake. The specific route and timetable of the tour around the lake can refer to the following.

Yellow Line: 90-minute round trip between Bowness Pier and Lakeside Piers, fare-1 1.3.

Red Line: It takes 70-75 minutes to drive between Bowness Pier and AmblesidePier, and the fare is 65,438 +00.8.

Green Line: Depart from Ambre Said Wharf, circle around the northern part of Lake Windermere, and then return to Ambre Said Wharf, with a duration of 45 minutes and a fare of ~ 8.6.

I would like to remind you that some routes will change their schedules due to the season and weather, and some routes will be closed in winter, so you'd better go to official website to have a look at the timetable before you leave.