Rydal Mount (nearby)

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Rydal Mount is a historic Lake District house and garden best known as the longtime home of poet William Wordsworth, now open to the public as a literary and cultural attraction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
literary landmark
museum
category Historic house museums in England
Houses in Cumbria
Literary museums in England
Tourist attractions in Cumbria
country United Kingdom
era 19th-century literary history
hasFeature Wordsworth’s study
car park
family memorabilia of William Wordsworth
formal garden areas
gift shop
guided tours
historic garden
informal woodland garden areas
literary exhibitions
manuscripts and editions of Wordsworth’s works
poet’s writing room
rock garden
spring flowers and seasonal planting
tea room
terraced gardens
viewpoints over Windermere
heritageDesignation listed building
locatedIn Cumbria
England
Lake District
Rydal
near Ambleside
Grasmere
Rydal Water
notableFor association with English Romantic poetry
being longtime home of William Wordsworth
historic gardens designed in part by Wordsworth
well-preserved period interiors
openToPublic yes
significantPerson Dorothy Wordsworth
Mary Wordsworth
William Wordsworth
Wordsworth family
touristRegion Lake District
surface form: Lake District National Park
use cultural heritage site
house museum
literary tourism site
tourist attraction

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Grasmere touristAttraction Rydal Mount (nearby)