• Holehird Gardens - Beatrix Potter spent her summers here in 1889 and 1895. She searched for fossils and fungi in the woods, which she used as subjects for her watercolor paintings.
• Troutbeck - One of Beatrix Potter’s favorite valleys. We pass by Troutbeck Park Farm, which she purchased in 1923 and where she became an expert in breeding Herdwick sheep.
• Ambleside - We make a brief stop at Waterhead in Ambleside, located at the head of Lake Windermere.
• Wray Castle - Beatrix was 16 when her parents rented Wray Castle. The family stayed there in 1882, and one of her favorite rooms was the library.
• Hawkshead - Hawkshead is an ancient township that has thrived since Norse times, with many buildings dating back to the 17th century. While here, we visit the Beatrix Potter Gallery. The 17th-century building, which was her husband’s office, has remained unchanged since his time. A significant collection of Beatrix Potter’s original drawings and illustrations are on display at the gallery.
• Hill Top, Beatrix Potter’s House - Purchased in 1905, Beatrix Potter used the proceeds from her first few books to buy this small 17th-century stone house. Samuel Whiskers, Jemima Puddleduck, and Tom Kitten were all created here.
• Tarn Hows - Miss Potter bought the Monk Coniston estate, which included Tarn Hows, for £15,000 in 1929. She then sold half of the estate to the National Trust and left the other half to the trust in her will.
• Coniston Water - Coniston Water is one of the most impressive and beautiful of the English lakes. The lake is dominated by the “Old Man of Coniston,” which rises to 803 meters.
• Coniston - Passing through the village of Coniston, we come to Yew Tree Farm, owned by the National Trust. Beatrix bought the farm in 1930 and saved it from being turned into a forestry plantation. This stunning and historic Grade II listed building is one of the most famous farmhouses in the Lake District.

• Knowledgeable driver-guide
• Private tour (not shared with others)
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Thoroughly cleaned vehicles (all surfaces wiped)
• Complimentary bottled water
• Hand sanitizer provided
• Umbrellas provided (just in case)
• Anytime photo stops at your request
• Drop off at a destination within the Lake District

• Admission tickets will be purchased by Brook Tours knowing the number of travellers .
• Admission tickets are payable on the day of tour.
• Hill top tickets: Adult £15, Child £7.50, Family £37.50.

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