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Carlisle Racecourse - Horse racing in the historic border city of Carlisle dates back to at least the 16th Century and each year Carlisle Racecourse holds the Cumberland Plate and Carlisle Bell races carrying on a tradition which dates back to that era. Amongst it's innumerable 'claims to fame', Carlisle launched the first operational Tote on British racecourses in 1929 and notably Red Rum won at the Carlisle September meeting prior to each of his Grand National wins. Race goers can now enjoy superb horse racing from their own private box or in the luxury of the new County dining room. For conferences, meetings, seminars and exhibitions, the new Carlisle Racecourse and Conference Centre offers the most flexible conference facilities in the County.
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Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery - Museum and Art Gallery, offering a collection of artifacts reflecting everyday life and local industries around Carlisle in the 19th century to the present day.
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