Two miles from Penrith, Brougham Castle sits on the River Eamont in the Eden Valley, a proud reminder of strength in a turbulent bygone age.

Vintage boutique selling hand-picked items from the 1930’s onwards, as well as its own made items.

Visitors to Dalemain can enjoy four centuries of architecture, five acres of celebrated gardens and a Medieval Hall Tearoom.

Open four days a week in St. George’s Square car park selling a medley of new goods, second-hand antiques, arts and crafts and local produce.

A spacious, well-equipped ceramics workshop running long and short pottery courses throughout the year based on specific techniques and projects.

Scenic canal boat trips and dining cruises in the beautiful Calder Valley.

A thriving, independent, not-for-profit cinema operated by Hebden Royd Town Council, celebrating its 100th year in 2021.

Small, dynamic and welcoming theatre group producing a programme of five plays annually.

Appleby is a small market town in the Eden Valley, characterised by its rural location and historic buildings. 

Hardcastle Crags is a spectacular wooded valley than incorporates a 19th century mill, just a 10 minute from Hebden Bridge.

National Trust property seven miles outside Penrith with ornate gardens and woodland walks that offer views across the Eden Valley.

Ruins of a 14th century castle, former home of Richard III. Situated in Penrith’s Castle Park, and managed by English Heritage. Free to visit.