How did ambleside get its name?

Ambleside, located in the Lake District of England, derives its name from the Old Norse Words "Ambledalr," meaning "the valley of the river Brathay." The name reflects the town's geographical setting by the River Brathay and its historical roots, as Norse settlers influenced the region's nomenclature. Over time, the name evolved into "Ambleside," which is now recognized as a popular tourist destination.