National Trust - Wray Castle

Lei Castle (Wray Castle) is a Victorian neo-Gothic building on the west bank of Windermere Lake District. It is also the docking port of Windermere Lake cruise ships. The land includes part of the Windermere coastline, open year-round and is known for its selected specimen trees - Weilintong, mahogany, ginkgo, lime and various beech. We bought it because of freedom of the lake. Every pier to see. No disembark here. Shoot the exterior.

Unlike most castles, there are even some entertainment activities that children can participate in outdoors. Also, if you are not familiar with and interested, you can participate in a free tour to learn the full story of the castle.

Frey Castle, located next to Lake Windermere in the Lake District National Park, is a historic European medieval castle with many ancient furniture exhibitions and many crosses carved on the walls of the castle.

Inside are a variety of furniture and artworks left behind. Fort Frey is located on the west bank of Lake Windermere, and the castle is filled with ancient paintings, furniture and antiques, and visitors can join a free tour to learn the full story of the castle.

The castle is built in a very unique area, the scenery here is not bad, the tall city walls and the huge castle can see the status of the place.