Families can enjoy a car-free Easter outing with bus trips to various destinations across Cumbria for £3 per journey.
Stagecoach is offering the service to family-friendly events, including egg hunts, 10p swimming sessions, craft workshops, train rides, mine exploring, and funfair attractions.
All destinations are accessible by bus, easing the stress of parking, particularly in the Lake District.
In North Cumbria, Tullie House Museum in Carlisle is offering a range of activities, from floral basket making to a ceramic Easter bunny workshop.
Carlisle Cathedral is hosting an Easter cupcake decorating workshop and a plant pot and flower painting session.
For those who love the water, the Sands Centre in Carlisle and Wigton Baths are offering 10p swimming for children up to 16 years old during the Easter fortnight.
Petteril Bank Community Centre in Carlisle is hosting an Easter crafts morning, where children can decorate plant pots, marble eggs, or create Easter chicks.
Acorn Bank in Temple Sowerby is running an Easter Egg Hunt every day from April 5 to Easter Monday, with nine activities on the trail for a £3.50 fee.
The Belah Centre in Carlisle is hosting an event for children up to four years old, featuring face painting, soft play, games, and meeting the Easter Bunny.
Silloth, a traditional seaside resort, is also on the list of destinations, offering a five-mile beach walk from Silloth to Allonby, with views across the Solway to Scotland.
In West Cumbria, the Beacon Museum in Whitehaven is hosting Bubble Magic workshops and Pet Encounter sessions.
The Senhouse Roman Museum in Maryport is offering an Easter egg hunt, laurel wreath making, and a Roman coins family craft drop-in.
Maryport Aquarium has a recently opened adventure playground, alongside its usual attractions.
Keswick Museum is celebrating the creator of the Three Bears story, Robert Southey, with an exhibition, while Wordsworth House and Garden in Cockermouth is offering a Rucksack of Rhymes session.
Honister Slate Mine in Keswick offers climbing challenges, a vertigo-inducing infinity bridge, and a slate mine tour.
At the Lake District Wildlife Park in Bassenthwaite, Keswick, children can feed various animals and follow an Easter trail.
Florence Arts Centre in Egremont is hosting play days with clay modelling, building outdoors, storytime, outdoor trails, and drawing.
Swimming pools in Cockermouth, Workington, and Whitehaven are also offering 10p swimming sessions for children up to age 16.
In South Cumbria, the Dock Museum in Barrow is open from Wednesday to Sunday each week, offering free admission.
The Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway near Ulverston is running a steam train service every day from April 5 to November 2.
The Laurel & Hardy Museum in Ulverston is open every day, offering under 16s admission for £3.50.
Kendal Museum is open Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, with admission for children at £2.
Dove Cottage in Grasmere is hosting a traditional Easter egg hunt and rainbow trail.
Allan Bank in Grasmere offers an Easter trail for £3.50 with a chocolate egg and bunny ears gift at the end.
The World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness is hosting Peter Rabbit for photo sessions on April 8, 15, and 16.
The Windermere Jetty Museum is promising a fun time for youngsters during its Easter card craft sessions.
Brockhole on Windermere is hosting a ferris wheel and carousel, among other attractions.
Stagecoach's bus and boat ticket allows families to enjoy a day on Windermere, with the opportunity to hop on and off at different piers.
All information about the events, including specific timings and booking details, can be found on the respective venues' websites.
For details. Visit Stagecoarch at www.stagecoachbus.com.
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