The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction

When you come to the small town of Windermere in the Lake District, England, you always have to let Peter Rabbit World punch a card to enjoy the rich fairy tale world created by the British female writer. People who have never seen the fairy tale, although they have no sense, they feel that the rabbit is really cute. The theater inside needs to buy another ticket to visit. The gift shop has a colorful surrounding products, people can not let go.

Peter Rabbit's Fairy World ( The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction) Museum presents interesting scenes in the story with the theme of "Peter Rabbit's Story". The beautiful scenery of Windermere Lake also gave the famous children's literary artist Beatrice Potter (Beatrix Potter) unlimited inspiration, and "Peter Rabbit Story" came from it. About 20 minutes walk from Windermere to the main road to Bones or take a bus. On the right side of the road, the entrance is not obvious. Visit the highlights: as soon as you enter the museum, you are in the dream world of this fairy tale book. Through the five-minute short film (Chinese version), introducing Potter and her story, through the scenes, sound effects and aromas in the film, the famous animals in the story will appear in your eyes vividly. Through the interactive screen in the museum, you can learn every story and have Chinese instructions. Unfortunately, our generation has not had a cultural influence on this. I haven't seen many fairy tales since childhood. Walk around and learn about the author's life and main fairy tales. Finally, look at the small outdoor garden.

I didn't get up until I got to Miss Potter's fairytale world. At first I was hesitant to go to this kind of children's attraction, but it turned out to be my favorite part of the Lake District. Later, wherever we went, we would be attracted to seeing these fairytale characters.

It is very suitable for taking children in the past, just in the lake area, and the outside scenery is not bad. When visiting, be a little patient, take the brochures one by one.

This is the birthplace of famous fairy tales, the author's former residence, enter here, no matter adults and children, immediately silent in these vivid small animal world, most scenes have been introduced in detail, there are Chinese explanations, even if you have not seen this fairy tale, you can also understand 1, 2. The Pavilion is not big enough. One hour is enough for play, photography and shopping. Tickets are not cost-effective. There is also a tea bar downstairs. The price-performance ratio of afternoon tea set is relatively high. You can visit it when you have time.

One of the biggest reasons for going to the Bowness-on-Windermere town near Windermere in the lake area is that it's a very important stop to get in touch with Peter Rabbit. Whether he had read the original or not, the rabbit, who had come out of the English countryside, had cured many people. The background music in the museum is very lively and lively, and the present is obviously more like the idyllic world restored from the storybook. It's no exaggeration to say that if you push the door in, it's like walking into a fairy tale. Here, 23 scenes of the original story are restored in three-dimensional form. For familiar people, it should be quite exciting to see the pictures once painted on paper reappear in the real world. For example, you can see Peter Rabbit in Mr. McGregor's garden, visit Mrs. Tiggy-winkle's kitchen, and Jemima Puddle-duck in the woodland. Personally, besides Peter Rabbit, I like Nutkin the squirrel hiding in the tree best! Therefore, even now out of the age of reading storybooks, but wandering in here, there is still a sense of serial pictures in turn jumping in front of the eyes, and then completely unaffected by age immersed in it, but in the joy of a little sad. The pavilion was so concealed that it was either gone or navigated to warn that it had reached its destination. Think about this year's film release. If it's full of business opportunities in China, they are almost transparent and low-key. When I entered the museum on that day, my colleagues were mostly parents with children of average age of 1-2 years old. As an adult without children, I was mixed in, sweating.

This rabbit is really lovely. Besides the beautiful scenery of the lake area, it is also famous for its author. Visit Beatrix Potter's rabbit and his friend's fairy tale world, drink her family's afternoon tea, and say they closed too early.

Windmill Town is also the home of Peter Rabbit. The town is full of Peter Rabbit. It may appear on the signs of souvenir shops, bookstores, buses, mailboxes, road signs and maps in your hands. The town's Lake Windmill is said to be Britain's largest natural lake, where teachers teach children kayaking.