• Moot Hall - Begin your journey at Moot Hall, a historic landmark in the medieval marketplace, and learn about Keswick’s vibrant past and its significance as a local governance centre.
• Keswick Ministries - Pass by Keswick Ministries, reflecting on the town’s religious heritage and community life.
• Derwent Pencil Museum - Explore the world-famous Derwent Pencil Museum, where Keswick’s legacy as the former pencil capital of the world comes to life through interactive exhibits and displays.
• Lower Fitz Park - Stroll through Lower Fitz Park alongside the tranquil River Greta, reflecting on the park’s role in Keswick’s leisure and recreation.
• Keswick Museum - Discover Keswick Museum, a treasure trove of local history and culture, showcasing artifacts and stories that span centuries.
• Upper Fitz Park - Continue through Upper Fitz Park, appreciating its scenic beauty and seasonal floral displays.
• café HNW - Pause at Café HNW for a refreshing break and perhaps indulge in local delicacies while soaking in the ambiance of Keswick.
• Keswick War Memorial - Pay homage at Keswick War Memorial, honoring the town’s fallen heroes and reflecting on its wartime contributions.
• Keswick Methodist Church - Admire Keswick Methodist Church, an architectural gem that serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the community.
• St John’s Church - Pass by St John’s Church, appreciating its historic significance and architectural splendor.
• Keswick Alhambra Cinema - Catch a glimpse of Keswick Alhambra Cinema, a cultural icon that has entertained locals and visitors alike for generations.
• George Hotel - Witness the charm of the George Hotel, a historic establishment that has welcomed travelers since the Victorian era.
• The Royal Oak at Keswick - Pass by The Royal Oak at Keswick, a traditional pub steeped in local history and hospitality.
• Dog & Gun - Pass by the Dog & Gun, a beloved watering hole with a storied past and lively atmosphere.
• Cook House Gallery - Visit Cook House Gallery, showcasing local artistry and creativity against the backdrop of Keswick’s inspiring landscapes.
• Café Hope - Enjoy a delightful stop at Café Hope, known for its scenic views and warm hospitality.
• Hope Park - Wander through Hope Park, a botanical delight in season, offering a serene retreat amidst the hustle and bustle of town life.
• Max the Miracle Dog Statue - Discover the heartwarming story behind Max the Miracle Dog Statue, a beloved local symbol of hope and perseverance.
• Lakeside Car Park - Pass by Lakeside Car Park, a convenient gateway to Derwent Water and its surrounding attractions.
• Theatre by the Lake - Admire Theatre By The Lake, an iconic venue offering theatrical performances against the backdrop of breathtaking lake views.
• Crow Park - Enjoy scenic views at Crow Park and learn about its significance as a recreational space with a stone plaque unveiled by Prince Charles in 2018.
• Derwent Isle - Marvel at Derwent Isle, steeped in history with tales of its eccentric inhabitants and scenic beauty.
• Derwent Water Jetties - Explore Derwent Water Jetties, where you can embark on boat trips and soak in the tranquility of the lake.
• Friars Crag - End your tour at Friars Crag, renowned for offering one of the finest low-level views in the Lake District, with Derwent Water and the surrounding mountains creating a stunning backdrop.

• Unlimited, lifetime use of the tour
• Virtual playback option to listen like an audiobook
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• Self-guided GPS tour for flexible exploration
• Directions to the starting point

• Smartphone and headphones (please bring your own)

Experience the magic of GPS playback on this immersive stroll through Keswick. On this self-guided tour of Keswick, you’ll take in lakeside beauty in the town known for perfect parks, poets and pencils.

Picturesque Keswick is the northern Lake District’s focal point and counts mighty Skiddaw Mountain and majestic Derwent Water as its neighbours. The historic market town struck it rich with local mining, including the graphite that for a time made Keswick the world’s pencil capital. The Lake Poets were inspired by its beauty and made the town fashionable before the Victorians arrived by train and left their indelible stamp.

On this walking tour, you’ll travel through the historical periods that define the town we see today. There are several short stops along the way where tour producer Martin Wilson will tell you more about the area and its attractions. There are also plenty of cafes, restaurants, and bars along the route for refreshments.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.