Bowness-on-Windermere

A beautiful town in the Lake District of England, next to the town of Windermere. There are beautiful piers by the lake near the two towns, and there are many routes to visit the lake. There are also many high-rise ducks by the lake. Turn around the town, you can see the post office, see the chic buildings such as churches.

The town of Bones is not big, there are many tourists, and there are many rows of B&Bs along the road. Sitting by the lake and eating fish and chips and ice cream, although the food is not delicious, it is still very pleasant to look at the beautiful scenery.

Windmill is a stranger to many people, and even many people don't know it is a part of the UK, although it is not as famous as London, Cambridge, Oxford, but more pleasant

love, love, loved Windermere. sitting on the lakes on a sunny day with icecream and watching the world go by.

Peter Rabbit's hometown - the town of Bonnes on the shore of Lake Wendemir Tourists or take a small train-style sightseeing bus, visit the lakeside scenery, or sit on the lawn in threes and twos, drink beer, chat in the sun, and enjoy the tranquility and comfort brought by nature. More people are playing with swans and waterbirds at the water's edge.

Very worth a visit to the town, close to the Windermere Lake Pier, there are a lot of swans and wild ducks by the lake, waiting for people to feed. The town is very convenient, Chinese, Thai, Pakistani, Italian and British meals can meet the needs, outdoor supplies and Scottish specialties are also dazzling. Whether leisure, shopping, hiking is a great experience.

The relationship between Windermere and Bones is like the twin cities with their lips and teeth, and it is the most visited place in the entire Lake District. Windermere is north, and Windermere train station is here, with many B&B accommodations and resorts. There is no direct road and boat dock (park and private territory?) on the west side of Windermere. To appreciate the lake and cruise the lake by boat, you must go to Balnes on the south side. Balnes is by the lake and about 30 minutes walk from Windermere to Balnes. The main pier of the cruise ship is here. The famous Peter Rabbit world is also in Bones.

The impression of Bones is that the cruise ship, the goose, the cold. If you want to see the lake view cruise ship, it is definitely the best choice. You can get close to the sailing boat on the lake and take a good view. A cup of hot chocolate was ordered on the boat, and the captain's explanation was slowly listened to. It was very interesting to find the castle that appeared on both sides of the Straits. The town of Bones is lively in Windermere, with large groups of geese, ducks and pigeons by the lake. Not afraid of people at all, close to you to find food. There are more tourists here, there are ice cream, duck feed, and children's amusement facilities everywhere, like a natural big park (but public toilets are very difficult to find, very far, bring your own 20-point coin to enter) and finally the weather, the weather in the lake area is much colder than London, In the summer of August, I have to wear thick sweaters (I am so stupid to bring a bunch of beautiful skirts, and finally live by superdry). The hotel does not have air conditioning, because it is not needed at all, only heating haha.