Wordsworth Grasmere

I went to Grasmere to see Dove Cottage, the former residence of Wordsworth. I passed by it last time when I came to the Lake District but didn't go in. This time I can visit it for free with the National Art Pass, so I can't miss it. I exchanged the tickets at the ticket office, went to the small white house next to it (that is, Dove Cottage), knocked on the door a few times, and a staff member led a guided tour. The small garden next to the white house is full of sunshine. I really want to sit in it and read books all day!

The Wordsworth Museum is mainly a museum dedicated to some kind of writer. I don't have much exposure to English and American literature, so I can only take a quick look. There's nothing special here.

You don't have to be a fan of Wordsworth's poetry to visit Dove Cottage and the Wordsworth Museum. Dove Cottage is the home of Britain's most beloved poet, Wordsworth. The furnishings and objects are almost exactly as they were when Wordsworth moved in at the end of the 18th century, so you can listen to the guide's stories about his family life and famous visitors. The museum will take you back in time to Wordsworth's life, and you can also explore his romance.

The Wordsworth Museum is a memorial to the famous poet Wordsworth. It is so beautiful here, like a fairyland. Perhaps the world-famous Lake District in the UK is also related to this place. The scenery here is really great and it is very suitable to come.

Grasmere is a beautiful small village in the English Lake District. It is famous because of Wordsworth, and Wordsworth also gained more inspiration and feelings because of living in such a romantic and comfortable environment.