Covering 912 square miles (2,362 square kilometres), the Lake District is England's largest national ... In 1820, the famous poet William Wordsworth published 'A Guide to the Lakes' and once ...

Spanning an impressive 912 square miles, it's also England’s largest ... to the Western Lake District, including the Solway Coast, and is the birthplace of English poet William Wordsworth.

a poet who was inspired by the landscape around me, here in the Lake District. And it’s no wonder, just look at that view! The Lake District is a mountainous region in the North West of England ...

You only need to look at the list of writers and poets who’ve immortalised the Lake District’s fells and ... irreplaceable asset not only to the UK but to humanity as a whole’.

A direct descendant of William Wordsworth has spoken of his sadness of having to put the poet's ... in the Lake District, because they both live and work in the South of England.

The village of Grasmere literally straddles the River Rothay in the middle of northwest England’s Lake District and figuratively ... s most famous resident, the poet William Wordsworth, did ...

There are plenty of deliciously romantic hotels in the UK ... Poets – Wordsworth, Southey, Coleridge – it should be no surprise that, with such sublime scenery, the Lake District has responded ...

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Located in northwest England, the English Lake District is a mountainous area, whose valleys have been modelled by glaciers in the Ice Age and subsequently shaped by an agro-pastoral land-use system ...