St Aidan's Anglican Church

The church sits on a quiet corner in Dalton-in-Furness, and you'll know it straightaway by the solid Victorian stonework and that proper imposing tower. St Aidan's Anglican Church is the sort of place that rewards a wander round the churchyard as much as stepping inside - old gravestones, decent views across the town, and the sort of peace you don't get in the main streets.

Inside, it's got that warm Anglican atmosphere: wooden pews, arched windows, and the kind of light that comes through stained glass in particular moods of the day. The craftsmanship from the Victorian era is evident if you look up. It's not Penrith's grand cathedral, but it carries its own quiet weight.

Really best suited to anyone with an interest in church architecture or a taste for local history. You won't need more than thirty minutes unless you're doing the brass rubbings or settling in for a proper sit. If you're staying at High Haume Glamping just down the road - a cracking spot, that - this makes for a straightforward morning visit before heading elsewhere in the area.

Free to enter in the usual way of these things, though opening times can be variable so it's worth checking locally. Dalton-in-Furness itself has enough for a couple of hours if you fancy wandering the town alongside.