Making of a Cultural Landscape

Discover the fascinating evolution of the English Lake District with "Making of a Cultural Landscape" by Jason Wood. Published in 2016, this enlightening book spans 296 pages, offering a critical exploration of this iconic area renowned for its cultural, sacred, and literary significance. Despite its prominence, the Lake District has yet to receive an in-depth tourism and heritage analysis—until now.

This compelling work brings together leading writers across various disciplines to delve into the rich tourism history and heritage of the Lake District. It examines the construction of this cultural landscape from the mid-eighteenth century to the present day, exploring the intricate relationships between history, heritage, landscape, culture, and policy. Perfect for those interested in heritage tourism, social customs, and the unique charm of England's landscapes, "Making of a Cultural Landscape" invites readers to appreciate the depth and richness of this beloved region.