YHA Ambleside
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The World of Beatrix Potter
Overview
Take a walk through Miss Potter's famous tales, complete with animatronics and walk-through scenes from her stories. The exhibition features favourite characters from the famous books, an award-winning outdoor Peter Rabbit Garden, a superb character-themed family-friendly café and world-famous gift shop
Visit The World of Beatrix Potter's website for more information
What makes it special
- Experience the world of Beatrix Potter
- Great for all ages
- Unique experience
Opening times
Open every day from 10am
Price
Visit The World of Beatrix Potter's website for ticket prices
Hostels nearby
YHA Hawkshead
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Large garden/grounds
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Free parking on premises
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Self-catering kitchen
YHA Windermere
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Garden/grounds
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Free parking on premises
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WiFi
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