Ambleside is a small town situated on the largest lake in England, Windermere. It is a tourist center for the surrounding Lake District National Park and a great base for hiking in the surrounding trails.
The history of the town dates back to the 17th century. It was a trade settlement and a small craft center. The most famous monument of the city is the 17th century Bridge House, a house built on a bridge over a small stream.
Tourists coming to Ambleside are charmed by the beautiful views here. The town is surrounded by bare hills covered with meadows and moors. Between them, Lake Windermere shines in the sun, which also offers many leisure opportunities.
Ambleside's attractions include mountain hikes along the surrounding trails. There are also bike rentals and agencies that organize field activities such as bushcraft and survival. You can canoeing, rowing and paddleboarding on the lake. The big attractions are ferry or boat trips on the lake. The Lake District National Park Learning Center is located in nearby Brockhole.
