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XG in Double Seven media

Apr 24, 2018

How to get to the Lake District from all over the world?

Check the map below for your shortcut to a lakeside holiday!

As Carlisle Airport is scheduled to re-open for commercial flights again this summer, people from all over the world get another shortcut to…

Sihan Xu in Double Seven media

Apr 23, 2018

Top five events to attend in Windermere

Windermere is the largest lake in England. It is a banded lake formed in the ice trough after the ice receded at the beginning of the current interglacial period. It has been one of the most popular holiday and summer resorts in the country since the Kendall…

Evelyn Wang in Double Seven media

Apr 22, 2018

Sending a giant B-day Mint Cake from Lake District to Romney’s !

Yue Zhang in Double Seven media

Apr 23, 2018

Different kind of sports you can try at the Lake District

1.Mountain bike

Issy Hong in Double Seven media

Apr 23, 2018

Story Map: Celebrities inspired by Lake District

The spectacular landscape of the Lake District has been a huge influence on some of England’s best-known writers. Here are the map of some of the authors inspired by the Lake District.

Sandra Zhang in Double Seven media

Apr 22, 2018

Bed And Breakfast In Lake District

Bed and breakfast is the most important thing when you have a trip. Let me introduce you to an exceptional hotel for in the Lake District . As a tourist, the first consideration is the convenience of travel and the comfort of hotels. the Traditional English breakfast…

Doreen wang in Double Seven media

Apr 21, 2018

YOU CAN’T MISS THESE TOP FIVE lUXURY WEDDING HOTELS IN THE LAKE DISTRICT!

Becky Cao in Double Seven media

Apr 22, 2018

4 Best Lake Cruises in the Lake District

There are four main bodies of water in the Lake District where you can enjoy a relaxing boat cruise: in the South Lakes there’s Windermere and Coniston Water, while in the North Lakes there’s Derwentwater and Ullswater.