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Kendal Castle![]() Thought to date back to the twelth century, the Castle is rumoured to be the birthplace and home of Katherine Parr, the sixth and last queen of Henry VIII. One of the towers and a number of castle walls have survived along with remains of the Manor Hall, which is thought to be one of the most important buildings. Two vaults stand complete under the Hall.
Castle Hill![]() To find out more about the history of Kendal pop along to the Kendal Museum which has a reconstruction of the castle and an exhibition depicting the story of the Castle and its people.
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Lower Sizergh Barn![]() Lower Sizergh Barn* farm shop is a great place to stock up on tasty treats for your picnic. The farm shop sells wonderful home made cakes and the organic Cumbrian produce is perfect to supplement your self-catering week in The Lakes. This organic Cumbrian farm also has a lovely little tea room with a window into the milking parlor - if you are lucky you may get to see the cows being milked! For more details of the local produce available at Lower Sizergh farm shop and for opening hours read more here. *Lower Sizergh Barn is four miles south of Kendal on the A591 |
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