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Historic Sites

Kirkby Stephen and the surrounding area boasts many sites of historic interest, including parish churches and castles such as Brougham, Brough, Pendragon and Lammerside.

Click here to read more about the castles of Eden

Explore the local heritage on the Lady Anne Clifford Westmorland Heritage trail

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