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St Anne's hospital and almshouse. created by Lady Anne Clifford in the 17th century

you can't visit the castle unless booked in

Nice place to take a break

Appleby in Westmorland is a small market town in the Eden valley. It's overlooked by the Pennine range to the east and there are views across to the Lake District in the west. The town has a good selection of shops and cafes. At the northern end of the wide main street is the Moot Hall dated at 1596. The Norman Appleby castle is a private home but is open to the public to visit, stay and eat. Check www.applebycastle.org for opening times, prices and events. It's a great stop or base on a bike ride around north-eastern Cumbria.

Great base for climbing Great Dun Fell with great cafes for recovery after you have done the climb, picturesque little town as well.

the jubilee bridge crosses the river eden and i just a foot bridge with steps at eather side

The last remaining Medieval bridge over the River Eden, Warcop Old Bridge connects the village of Warcop to the hamlet of Bleatarn. Its three sandstone arches span 121 feet (37 m) and are held up by four ribs. If you venture to these parts in February, look out for a carpet of snowdrops on the high banks of the river.

This magnificent castle, standing proud above the Eden Valley, was built at the behest of William II after he had driven the Scots out of Westmorland in 1092. Caesar's Tower is the oldest part of the building, the top of which gives splendid views of the surrounding countryside. Like so many in the region, the castle was owned by the Cliffords. The great hall once displayed 'the Great Picture', a triptych showing Lady Anne as a teenager on the left, then as an elder on the right, with her family in the middle. The artwork is now on display at the Abbot Hall Gallery and Museum, Kendal.