From 1st November 2016 until 31 March 2017 visitors to this all year round destination can buy a card and get access to over 40 exclusive offers either online before they arrive, or at a participating outlet around the county.

The Love Cumbria card includes '2 for 1s' and up to 30% off entrance to popular attractions, cafes and restaurants. For just £10, the card gives 2 people easy access to the offers for a 2 week period from the date of arrival in the Lake District, Cumbria.

So whether you fancy a tasty afternoon tea for two, enjoying the magic of lakeside theatre or exploring an historic arts and crafts house, there will be plenty of special seasonal treats in store.

Sue Clarke, Sales & Marketing Manager at Cumbria Tourism, says, “The Love Cumbria Winter Rewards Card is the perfect accessory for your visit to the Lake District, Cumbria. We have negotiated a range of exclusive offers at the best attractions, restaurants and cafes so you can explore our wonderful county and everything it has to offer.”

Participating businesses include: The Lakes Distillery, Theatre by the Lake, Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, Lakeland Arts, Rheged and Maryport Maritime Museum to name just a few.

Find your reason to love Cumbria this winter by visiting golakes.co.uk/winter and buy your card HERE.

Keep up to date with everything Love Cumbria by following the FaceBook and Twitter pages.

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Notes to Editors:

For more information, please contact Cumbria Tourism Press Office on: 01539 822222 or email pressoffice@cumbriatourism.org 

1.Cumbria Tourism is the lead organisation for tourism in the county and is at the heart of the Cumbria Visitor Economy. It is also the largest membership organisation in Cumbria with more than 2,400 members. In 2015, more than 43 million people visited Cumbria, contributing more than £2.62 billion to the local economy and support around 61,000 jobs.
2. For more information about visiting the Lake District, Cumbria, visit: www.golakes.co.uk
3. To find out more about the work of Cumbria Tourism, visit www.cumbriatourism.org