Best places: Tourist attractions in Stanley, United Kingdom

Information on local travel and walking/cycling routes, with books/guides for sale and exhibitions.

Uncommon geological formation consisting of a limestone amphitheatre, waterfall & valley views.

Panoramic views of Derwentwater & Bassenthwaite lakes from a clifftop with a bench & parking lot.

Scenic limestone geological formation with falls & a stream running through a deep-sided gorge.

👍👍 An absolutely amazing experience. The opportunity to get up close and personal with these beautiful birds made our day out extra special. The volunteers clearly love the birds and imparting knowledge whilst giving you a great experience. After a look around we joined the 11.30 flying show. This last...

👍👍 Excellent trip with Serenity Tours, nearly three hours with an hour on the Inner Farne island which is free to land on for National Trust members. I only had my phone camera but I was amazed how close we could actually get to the nesting birds; so an expensive super zoom camera wasn't really necessa...

A recreation of Georgian, Victorian & Edwardian life with costumed staff, plus trams & buses.

Architecturally innovative Norman CofE cathedral with St Cuthbert's shrine and a treasury museum.

The riverside remains of a medieval abbey form the focal point of an 18th-century landscaped garden.

Inventor, Lord Armstrong's rural mansion with gadget displays and a play area in huge gardens.

Area with 400 acres of moorland featuring unique rock formations, with a refreshment kiosk & shop.

A heritage railway cutting through the dramatic scenery of the North York Moors National Park.

Refurbished 3-screen cinema with 2 cafes and airy bar, plus free guided tours and newsreel display.

One-time home and surgery of TV/writer vet, including a re-created World War II air-raid shelter.

👍👍 A wonderful experience. All of the volunteers were amazing, so happy and proud to be part of Kynren. Expertly organised, some other attractions could learn a lot from these guys about logistics and planning. The show itself was a delight to watch, my mum found it quite emotional and said it was...

Visitor farm with cows, rabbits and guinea pigs, a play barn, a toddler area and donkey rides.

Iconic 19th-century railway viaduct noted for its photogenic span of 24 stone arches.

👍👍 Absolutely love this place. The warm, enthusiastic welcome you get is incredible. You really get the vibe that the people there love what they do. The site itself is incredible. A must see for any history geek. The indoor museum bit is incredible too...lots to see, all in different varieties of disp...

👍👍 Wonderful, stunning view both of the lake and the countryside. Perfect way to follow the sunset and have a nice, not very long walk

Sequence of waterfalls featured in the film "1917", near the renowned 19th-century Winch footbridge.