Grasmere Review

Because of the town famous for William Wordsworth, the whole town has a very romantic atmosphere. We were on a day trip reported at the visitor center in Windermere. We stayed in Grassmere for a short time, but we were fortunate to taste the famous local gingerbread.

A beautiful and quiet town, located in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England, named after the beautiful Lake Grasmelia, where you can walk slowly along the small river on the winding streets of the town, have a cup of coffee, blow the lake breeze

The town of Glassmere is the same as the town of Britain, or the town of Europe. It is simple and quiet. It is surrounded by the mountains and the lake of Glassmere. The natural scenery is beautiful. Walking along the town, choosing a small shop to drink English afternoon tea.

just beautiful, a must visit. go back in history

The more attractive town in the Lake District, you can take a bus from Windermere. The scenery is very beautiful all the way. You can also walk on foot and walk along the lake. It is very comfortable when the weather is good!

Grasmere's foggy valley, the valley of late autumn is surprisingly colorful Grasmere in winter, still beautiful without discount! Three hours around the lake, listen to the stream jumping, see the fog rise and fall! Poetic and picturesque Britain's most beautiful town.

I don't know how many times I have come to Grasmere, and I still like this small town at the end of the town and the former residence of Wordsworth at the end of the town. I don't get tired of going many times, and I have new discoveries every time. On rainy days, the lakes and mountains are surrounded by fairy spirit. It is not a fairy or a hermit there, I think. After half a year of hard weight, I guess I will slowly get fat back. Everything is still there, so good!

The lake area sits 599 all the way from windermere to Grasmere. There are many tourists in the gingerbread house in the town. The store is only 2, 3 square meters. The tourists queue for the gingerbread people in the century-old store.